JD Vance Sidesteps Two Questions About Putin's Stalling From Fox's Bill Hemmer

"Bill, I think we've been engaged in very, very deliberate negotiations with both the Russians and the Ukrainians. Obviously, the Russians have some red lines; the Ukrainians have some red lines; and the president has just set the entire team from Marco Rubio on down to try to bring the killing to a close. You know, it's hard. As the president has said multiple times, he thought this was going to be the easiest war to solve."

"I think that we're making progress, Bill. I think we're making progress with both the Russians and the Ukrainians. And we're just going to keep working at it. Eventually, we're either going to be successful or we're not going to be. Right now, I think the president has some good optimism that we can bring this thing to a successful close. It's bad for the world. It's bad for America, so we're going to keep working at it."

Vice President JD Vance appeared on Fox News to discuss ongoing peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. When pressed by anchor Bill Hemmer about whether Putin is deliberately stalling talks, Vance emphasized that both Russia and Ukraine maintain firm positions they won't compromise on. He stated the Trump administration has engaged in deliberate negotiations with both sides and assigned Secretary of State Marco Rubio to lead efforts toward ending the conflict. Vance acknowledged the situation is more difficult than initially expected but expressed optimism about making progress. He emphasized the war's negative impact on both the world and America, indicating continued commitment to resolution efforts.

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