JD Vance says he spoke with pro-Ukrainian protesters who ‘scared’ 3-year-old daughter

Vice President JD Vance He said on Saturday that they had faced Prokra’s protesters while he was out with his 3-year-old daughter.

“Today, as I was walking my three -year -old daughter, a group of protesters ‘Glory of Ukraine’ followed us around and shouted as my daughter became more and more anxious and scared,” Vance posted on Saturday afternoon at X.

“I decided to talk to the protesters hoping that I could trade a few minutes of conversation for them leaving my child just,” he continued. “Almost everyone agreed.”

Vance said it was “mostly respectful conversation, but if you persecute the three-year-old as part of a political protest, you are a person with —“.

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“Glory to Ukraine” is a battle cry for Ukrainian armed forces, which means “glory of Ukraine.”

While the Vice President did not determine what he talked to the protesters, Trump’s administration interrupted the funds for Ukraine in the last week and stopped Division of intelligence data With the earth after a tense exchange of an oval office between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President Donald Trump and Vance.

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Tensions have risen During the oval office meeting on February 28, due to the potential peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine after Zelenskyy said that Russian President Vladimir Putin could not believe that he had violated other agreements.

Trump stops the help of Ukraine after a fire meeting with Zelenskyy

Trump and Vance then accused Zelenskyy of not grateful for the support he had now provided over the years and said that the Ukrainian leader was in a “bad position” at the negotiating table.

“You play tickets,” Trump said. “You gamble with the life of millions of people. You gamble with the first World War. You gamble with the first World War. And what you do is very disrespecting the country, this country.”

After Vance said that Zelenskyy Ukraine had problems with work and military employment, Zelenskyy said that war means “everyone has problems, even you,” adding that now he will feel the war “in the future.”

“Don’t tell us what we will feel,” Trump replied. “We are trying to solve the problem. Don’t tell us what we will feel.”

Zelenskyy was asked to leave the White House after exchange, a press conference was canceled, and Ukraine was a contract to now give their rare minerals of the country, remained unsigned.

The White House said Zelenskyy must publicly apologize at the oval Office meeting or the mineral agreement will not be taken into account.

On Tuesday, Zelenskyy The meeting called “Sad” and said he was ready to make peace with Trump’s help.

Vance was also met last weekend by protesters, when his family went on a ski vacation in Vermont the day after the exchanging on February 28.

The protesters called him a “traitor” and told him to “take off in Russia.”

Liberal commentator Tim Miller criticized Vance for his X post on Saturday, writing: “Tens are dead in Ukraine because you stopped giving them an intelligence that protected the land from the bombs so you could probably get rid of some shouting in the free boss of the country.”

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On Friday Trump wrote on the Truth Social that he is Given the “big” sanctions In Russia “until an agreement on the dedication and a final settlement of peace is reached.”

“Get to the table immediately, before it’s too late,” he wrote about Russia and Ukraine.