Vice President JD Vance issued a warning Thursday that if Vladimir Putin does not engage in sincere peace talks, the United States may deploy soldiers to Ukraine and impose additional sanctions on Russia.
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal on Thursday, Vance stated that if a peace agreement does not ensure Kyiv’s long-term independence, the possibility of US military entering Ukraine was “on the table,” along with economic sanctions. Vance told the newspaper, “There are economic tools of leverage and, of course, military tools of leverage.
His remarks stand in stark contrast to other recent White House remarks, such as those made by US President Donald Trump, who this week implied that Ukraine “may be Russian someday” just before declaring that peace talks would start right away following a phone conversation with Putin.
Additionally, Vance’s remarks contradict those of Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, who declared that the US will no longer put European and Ukrainian security first. He informed NATO members this week that any agreement between Ukraine and Russia would need to be supervised by European and non-European forces, but not by Americans.
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