Vice President JD Vance has announced that the US will no longer fund the war in Ukraine and wants a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
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JD Vance said the United States will no longer financially support the war in Ukraine, stressing the need for talks to reach a peaceful solution. In the context of a planned summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, Vance confirmed that the US is coordinating talks between the leaders involved. He also noted that the Europeans should take the lead in providing military aid to Ukraine, while Washington focuses on a settlement based on the current frontline.
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"Problema este în curtea voastră". SUA încetează finanțarea războiului din Ucraina, spune Vance
JD Vance anunță repoziționarea SUA în privința războiului din Ucraina: nu mai finanțează Kievul, dar statele europene pot cumpăra arme din America
JD Vance: SUA lucrează pentru a programa o întâlnire între Trump, Putin și Zelenski
Vance: "SUA au terminat cu finanțarea războiului din Ucraina - europenii trebuie să-și asume responsabilitatea"
SUA nu mai finanțează armamentul pentru Ucraina
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