Vance warns us against using sanctions and military action if Putin does not agree to the peace agreement

Vice President JD Vance According to what was reported, the United States warned that the United States will not rule out difficult sanctions or even possible military measures against Russia if President Vladimir Putin does not come to the negotiating table on a deal that guarantees peace to Ukraine.

Speaking to the Wall Street Journal, which was the first to report Vancer’s comments, the vice president said American forces To Ukraine it was “on the table” if Russia failed to negotiate with good faith.

Vans said there. “Economic tools One of the financial lever (f), of course, is military tools for the financial leverage “that the United States can use against Putin.

“I think there is a deal that will come out of this that will shock many people,” Vans told the magazine.

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Vancers’ comments came a day before the Vice President is expected to meet with Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski in Munich. European leaders will closely see these discussions for President Trump negotiating the end of the Ukraine war, which is close to three years.

President Trump had what he described as a “lengthy” phone call with Putin on Wednesday, which included the Russian leader approved “immediately” the start of negotiations on the war in Ukraine.

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Trump said that writing on his social media platform, “agreed to work together, closely.”

“We also agreed to start our teams from negotiations immediately, and we will start contacting President Zelinski, from Ukraine, by informing him of the conversation, which I will do now. I asked Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, director of the CIA John Ratcliffe, and National Security Adviser Michael Waltz, ambassador and special envoy Steve Witkeov, to lead the negotiations that, I feel strongly, will be successful. ”

Vans and Foreign Minister Marco Rubio is scheduled to lead the American delegation to the Munich Security Conference, where the future of Ukraine will be the highest on the agenda.

Trump was mysterious about his specified intentions – unlike noting that the deal would likely lead Ukraine to waive the lands that Russia has seized since the inclusion of Crimea in 2014.

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“The Ukrainian war must end,” Trump told reporters on Thursday. “Young people have been killed on unprecedented levels since World War II. It is a ridiculous war.”

Trump and US Defense Minister Beit Higseth cut the hopes of Ukraine this week to become a part of NATO, which the coalition said less than a year ago “irreversible”, or the restoration of its lands that Russia, which currently occupies nearly 20 %, Including Crimea.

“I don’t see any way a country can allow in Russia’s position … they have to join NATO,” Trump said on Thursday. “I don’t see that happening.”

When asked about what Russia should surrender to reach an agreement, he indicated that the talks have not started yet and that “perhaps Russia will abandon a lot, may not do that.”

At the NATO headquarters, Higseth repeated on Thursday that “simply reference to realism like the borders will not be declining to what everyone would like to be in 2014 not a privilege for Vladimir Putin.” He said it is a recognition of facts on the ground.

He added, despite this, that “Russia or Ukraine will not get everything they want,” and stressed that “any negotiation will be with both.”

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Fox News Digital communicated with the White House for a response to Vans.

Emma Colon of Fox News Digital and Associated Press contributed to this report.