Vance ramps up threats of walking away from Russia, Ukraine peace talks

This week’s Vice Vice president JD Vance that the United States can move away from Ukraine’s support if peace talks with Russia can serve as a simple mint of Karmlin, according to experts who say Russian President Vladimir Putin may choose to choose to progress in America washing “the hands of war.”

while President Donald Trump indicated that the United States may be separated from negotiations as a last resort if they prove that it is not glorified.

“We are more than open to walking away,” Vans told reporters on the second air force on Monday. “The United States will not rotate here. We want to see results.”

But Ukrainian President Foludmir Zelinski He warned that no one wins if the United States is flowing alongside the talks, with the exception of Russia.

Vance has not moved away from issuing bold foreign policy data since he became vice president. From the debate with Zelenskyy in the Oval Office in February To appear to confront Trump when Vans noticed in May that the war in Ukraine has not yet ended, Trump indicated that the deal might appear soon, and Vans was explicit in a way that most of the presidents of the presidents were not.

When he asked to comment or if there were any concerns about Vans’s statement on Monday, the White House referred the Fox News Digital to the Vance Office. The Fans office refused to submit the comment when asked whether his statements would encourage Russia to sit in negotiations and continue its attacks.

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“The basic lack of confidence”

Vans adopted an explicit approach as a vice president, as he started his fiery statements in the Security Council in the Security Council in Munich, where he stressed that Europe needed “a major escalation to provide its defense.”

This mountain moved to Russia negotiations, Ukraine, where Vans followed a pre -emptive approach, sometimes it seems to visit his way.

Vans and Rubio participated in discussions to end the conflict in Ukraine with Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni and European Commission President Ursula von der Lien in Rome on Sunday, among other issues. Vans and Rubio also discussed the Trump administration’s efforts to end the war with the President of the Vatican Archbishop Paul Richard Gallag on Monday.

On the second air force on Monday, Vans said that the negotiations had reached a “little [an] Impasse “Between the two countries and that the conflict is not the Trump administration’s war to launch, but it belongs to former President Joe Biden and Putin.

“There is a basic lack of confidence between Russia and the West. It is one of the things that the president, frankly, is able to be able to overcome,” Vans told reporters. “The mistakes made in the past, but … this takes two to Tango.”

“I know that the president is ready to do this, but if Russia is not ready to do this, we will eventually have to say … this is not our war,” Vans said. “It is Joe Biden’s war, it’s Vladimir Putin’s war. It is not our war. We will try to end it, but if we cannot end it, we will say in the end,” You know what? It was worth trying, but we no longer do it anymore. “

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President Donald Trump meets Ukrainian President Voludmir Zelinski for the first time since his oval office applied in February. (Vatikan and Ukraine, the ambassador of graphics vision)

Vans’s statement came on Monday before Trump expected to speak with Putin, apparently undermining a high -level phone call, and confirms the impact of Vans on foreign policy issues at the White House.

Specifically about Ukraine negotiations, Vans remained honest, as he was involved in a confrontation when Zelinski visited the White House in February.

In this exchange, Vans Zelinski was accused of being “respected” after Zelinski indicated that Putin had a busy record of urgent agreements and directed Vans that the path forward was through diplomacy to end the war in Ukraine.

President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinsky enters into an argument in the Oval Office. (Getty)

“Do you think it is respectful to come to the Oval Office of the United States of America and attack the administration that is trying to prevent the destruction of your country?” Vans asked at the meeting of the Oval Office.

Almost immediately after the United States signed a metal deal with Ukraine on May 1, Vans said that the war in Ukraine would not end in the near future, although Trump indicated in the previous week that an agreement is on the horizon.

“He will not go anywhere,” Fans told Fox News on May 1.

However, the agreement described as “good progress” in negotiations.

Trump’s conversation with Putin

Trump and Putin spoke on Monday to strengthen peace negotiations to stop the conflict between Moscow and Kiev, a few days after Russia and Ukraine met in Türkiye for the first peace talks since 2022.

After the invitation, Trump said that the two countries would move towards a ceasefire and have advanced talks to end the war.

Meanwhile, Trump indicated that our constant involvement may not be an applicable option to move forward, but he was conservative about details about what he might actually lead to moving away from the conversations. For example, Trump said on May 8 in an interview with NBC News he believed that peace is possible but the United States will not work as a mediator forever.

“Well, there will be a time when I will say,” Well, continue, continue stupid, “Trump said in the interview.

“Maybe it cannot be done,” he said. “There is an enormous hatred.”

However, Trump indicated that the United States will take the rear seat in negotiations between Moscow and Kiev after inviting Putin.

“The conditions for this will be negotiated, and it cannot be, because they know the details of the negotiation that no one else realizes,” Trump said at one of the employees on Monday about the truth.

Trump continued to distance the United States from the conflict, and then described the conflict as a “European situation”.

“The big species are involved, but I think something will happen,” Trump told reporters on Monday. “And if not, I will go away and will have to continue. This was a European situation. It should have remained a European situation.”

Trump also multiplied the United States from the war, claiming it did not include American employees.

“It is not our people, not our soldiers … they are Ukraine and Russia,” Trump said at the Oval Office on Wednesday.

Trump says he can “move away” from Russia-Ukraine’s talks, and consults a “tremendous hatred” on both sides.

Vice President JD Vance and Foundation Chairman Wolfgang Ischinger is participating in a discussion at the Munich leaders meeting hosted by the Munich Security Conference in Washington on May 7, 2025. (Mandel NGAN/AFP via Getty Images)

According to Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessen, the sanctions imposed on Russia can be satisfied with the event of Russia’s failure to cooperate.

“President Trump has explained that if President Putin does not negotiate in good faith that the United States will not hesitate to lift the sanctions in Russia alongside our European partners,” Pesin said on Sunday in an interview with NBC.

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Vans said that the concessions that Russia seek from Ukraine are seeking to end the conflict is very strict, but it believes that there is a peaceful way to peace and wants to find both common ground.

“The step that we would like to take now is that we would like to actually agree that both the Russians and the Ukrainians actually agree on some basic guidelines to sit and talk to each other,” Vans said at the Munich leaders meeting in Washington on May 7.

Russia’s demands of Ukraine never include NATO and prevent foreign peacekeepers from deploying Ukraine after the conflict. Russia also seeks to control some of the borders that were previously Ukraine.