Vance warns US will use sanctions, military action if Putin doesn’t agree to Ukraine peace deal

Vice President Jd vance On Thursday, he allegedly warned that the United States would not exclude severe sanctions or even potential military actions against Russia if President Vladimir Putin did not reach a negotiating table on an agreement that would guarantee peace to Ukraine.

In an interview with Wall Street Journal, who was the first to report on Vance’s comments, the vice -president said sending Now troops Ukraine was “on the table” if Russia failed to negotiate in good faith.

Vance said there were “economic tools lever [and] There are, of course, military tools of influence “that could now use Putin.

“I think there will be many people from this,” Vance told The Journal.

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Vance’s comments came the day before the vice president is expected to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Munich. European leaders will carefully observe the discussions to evaluate where President Trump stands at a boning of stopping the war in Russia-Ukrain, which is approaching three years.

President Trump had what he described as a “long” phone call with a road on Wednesday, which included a Russian leader who agreed to “immediately” start negotiations about the war in Ukraine.

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Writing on his social media platform the truth of Social, Trump said that the two leaders “agreed to work together.”

“We also agreed that our teams would start negotiations immediately, and we will start by calling President Zelenskyy from Ukraine, to inform him about conversation, something I will do right now. I asked State Secretary Marc Rubio, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, and Ambassador and Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, who will lead negotiations that I feel strongly.

Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio was supposed to run the US delegation at the Safety Conference in Munich, where the future of Ukraine will be the main item on the agenda.

Trump has been unclear about his specific intentions – except that he suggests that the contract will probably result in Ukraine to be forced to give the territory that Russia has taken away since it annexed Crimea in 2014.

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“The Ukrainian war has to end,” Trump told reporters Thursday. “Young people kill themselves at levels that no one has seen since World War II. And that’s a funny war.”

Both Trump and US Defense Minister Peta Hegsetth exhausted Ukrainian hope that this week would become a part of NATO, which the Alliance said to be less than a year ago “irreversible”, or to return its territory captured by Russia, which Currently occupies close to 20%, including Crimea.

“I do not see in any way that the country in Russia’s position could be allowed … to join NATO,” Trump said on Thursday. “I don’t see that happens.”

When asked what he thinks that Russia should give up to reach an agreement, he noted that the conversations had not yet started and that “maybe Russia would give up a lot, may not”.

At NATO’s headquarters, Hegsetth reiterated on Thursday that “they simply emphasize realism like the borders will not be a return to what everyone would like to be in 2014, not a concession to Vladimir Putin.” He said it was a confession of reality on the field.

He added, however, that neither Russia nor Ukraine “will” get everything they want “and emphasized that” any negotiations that had both had. “

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Fox News Digital spoke to the White House to answer Vance’s comments.

Fox News Digital, Emma Colton and Associated Press contributed to this report.