The United States says the war will continue as Ukraine is preparing to ratify the metal deal Russia-Ukraine, news war

The Washington-Kif-Kif Ukraine deal is excluded from the former “Dion” for help, but it does not give security guarantees against more Russian aggression.

The US Vice President JD Vance said his administration is endless from the war in Ukraine, despite the preparations in Kyiv to ratify Metal With Washington.

Fans Fox News told Thursday that the Ukrainian war pushed by Russia’s invasion of the country in 2022 “will not end any time soon.”

The comments came a day after Ukraine signed a deal that gives the United States’ priority to its arrival to its minerals, which, although it did not stop providing security guarantees, sparked hopes in Kiev and Europe that could be revived and increased Ukrainian security.

“It will be up to them to reach an agreement and stop this brutal and brutal conflict,” Vans said in the interview, referring to Russia and Ukraine. “He will not go anywhere … will not end any time soon.”

Ukrainian legislator Yaroslav Zlizniak said in a telegram on Friday that Parliament will vote on May 8 to ratify the metal deal.

Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski insisted on Thursday that the deal, which was almost deviated from its path after a gunfire with Vans and President Donald Trump in February, was a “truly equal agreement”.

The deal, Ukraine, is from the first of the United States to cover the payment of billions of dollars from the military aid provided by Washington since Russia invaded in February 2022.

It does not give any specific American security obligations, as Ukraine was seeking. However, Washington argues that strengthening American commercial interests in Ukraine would help deter Russia.

“Still far away”

Trump insisted that he would mediate a ceasefire, but his administration has warned that it might get rid of that Russia and Ukraine continue to launch attacks on each other.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio Fox News on Thursday told the two countries “closer, but they are still far apart.”

Meanwhile, the fighting is still. The Ukrainian Air Force said on Friday that Russia fired 150 drones.

The strikes in the industrial city of Zaburisvia left 29 people, according to regional ruler Ivan Fedorov, they wrote on Telegram.

The ruler Sergei Lizak said in a telegram that two men were injured in a drone attack in the eastern Dniproprovsk area, with fires in two sites.

The Russian Ministry of Defense said that its air defenses destroyed 121 Ukrainian drones, the majority of the Crimea, the Black Peninsula, which was included in Russia in 2014.