US Vice President J.D. Vance derided Europe's ability to keep the peace in Ukraine, suggesting that an economic agreement with the US would be more effective.
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In an interview with conservative Fox News, J.D. Vance said that the only guarantee of a lasting peace for Ukraine would be to give 'an economic advantage to the United States', causing a stir in France and the UK. Vance also later reacted, saying that his remark was not aimed at the UK or France, which fought alongside the US.
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