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Vance says ‘military tools’ could be used to force Russia to agree a Ukraine deal

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Vance says ‘military tools’ could be used to force Russia to agree a Ukraine deal

Chantal Da Silva 15/02/2025 21:27

Vice President JD Vance has warned that Russia could face more sanctions and even “military tools” if it refuses to agree a deal ensuring Ukraine’s long-term independence.

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Vice President JD Vance has warned that Russia could face more sanctions and even “military tools” if it refuses to agree a deal ensuring Ukraine’s long-term independence.
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