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Vance, Zelenskyy Discuss Ukraine War at Munich Security Conference Amid Mixed Signals on U.S. Policy

Vice President JD Vance and Ukraine's President Zelenskyy met to discuss ending the Russia-Ukraine war amidst U.S. diplomatic tensions and European defense concerns.

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As the Munich Security Conference progresses, Vice President JD Vance has advocated for increased NATO defense spending and met with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to explore ways to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Vance emphasized the necessity of achieving a durable peace. Concurrently, he faced criticism over remarks suggesting European democracies are faltering, which drew ire from leaders like Germany's Defense Minister. His meetings also included the far-right German party leader, highlighting concerns about democracy in Europe. Analysts express worry about U.S. mixed messages regarding support for Ukraine amidst ongoing peace negotiations spearheaded by Trump.

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