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US VP Vance says Russia has made significant concessions toward Ukraine peace deal
Vice President JD Vance highlighted Russia's unprecedented flexibility on core demands after three and a half years, noting ongoing US-led diplomatic efforts and economic pressure to secure peace.
- On Sunday, Vice President JD Vance said the administration's energetic diplomacy can bring the war to a close in an interview aired on NBC's Meet the Press.
- President Donald Trump met Russian President Vladimir Putin at an Alaska summit on August 15, where Vance says Putin made concessions; a subsequent White House meeting on Monday with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European leaders advanced a potential Zelensky-Putin sitdown.
- U.S. officials highlighted that Russia acknowledged Ukraine's post-war territorial integrity and agreed it could not install a Kremlin-friendly government in Kyiv, with Vance saying, `I think the Russians have made significant concessions to President Trump for the first time in three and a half years of this conflict.`
- Despite diplomatic momentum, Russia carried out strikes including one on a U.S.-owned factory in Ukraine and an attack that injured at least 15 people in Mukachevo, underscoring continued violence.
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The hopes for early negotiations to end the Ukraine war are subdued. US Vice President JD Vance nevertheless praises Russia: Moscow made real concessions for the first time.
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Vice President J.D. Vance stated that Russia appears to have softened its stance on the ongoing Ukraine conflict, offering "significant concessions" to the United State.
The hopes for early further negotiations to end the Ukraine war have fallen. US Vice President Vance praises Russia: Moscow made significant concessions for the first time.
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Although there appears to have been no breakthrough in the meeting between Trump and Putin in Alaska, a recent statement by JD Vance suggests that - if true - the Russian president has shown surprising flexibility.
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