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The US Vice President has claimed that newspaper misrepresented his remarks, denying he threatened “military action” against Russia
US vice president JD Vance © Getty Images / Johannes Simon
US Vice President J.D. Vance has criticized the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) for what he says is a misrepresentation of remarks he made on Ukraine. Vance refuted the paper’s report published on Thursday that he had said that the US would threaten Russia with either sanctions or military action.
In a summary to an article on Thursday titled “Vance Wields Threat of Sanctions, Military Action to Push Putin Into Ukraine Deal” the paper stated that the US vice president had pledged to impose sanctions and possibly launch military action if Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected a peace deal guaranteeing Ukraine’s independence.
The Kremlin sought clarification to Vance’s comments following the initial report. Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Friday that the remarks were new to Moscow. “These are new elements of the [US] position; we have not heard such statements before,” Peskov said.
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Vance pushed back on the claim on Friday, stating that US President Donald Trump would bring peace to the region by ending the conflict, and that his words had been misinterpreted by the WSJ.
“As we’ve always said, American troops should never be put into harm’s way where it doesn’t advance American interests and security,” Vance wrote on X. “The fact that the WSJ twisted my words in the way they did for this story is absurd, but not surprising,” he added.
Vance’s communications director, William Martin, criticized the article, calling it “pure fake news,” posting a transcript of Vance’s interview with the newspaper and argued that the vice president had not made any threats.
In the transcript, Vance had said that Trump would consider a wide range of options in discussions with Russia and Ukraine. He mentioned that “economic tools of leverage” and “military tools of leverage” exist but did not specify any specific actions.
“There’s a whole host of things that we could do. But fundamentally, I think the President wants to have a productive negotiation, both with Putin and with [Vladimir] Zelensky,” the transcript said.
Martin wrote that Vance “simply stated the fact that no one is going to take options away from President Trump as these negotiations begin.”
The Wall Street Journal’s report has since received a community note on X, which states: “JD Vance made no explicit pledge to either sanctions or military actions.” The note links to Martin’s post containing the transcript.
One day after the article was posted Vance and Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky met on the sidelines of the Munich security conference on Friday. Following the talks Vance emphasised that Washington’s goal is sustainable peace in Ukraine, while insisting on the start of direct negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.
“It’s important for us to get together and start to have the conversations that are going to be necessary to bring this thing to a close,” he said.
Vance accuses WSJ of inventing ‘threats to Russia’
Published: 14 Feb 2025 | 19:53 GMTThe US Vice President has claimed that newspaper misrepresented his remarks, denying he threatened “military action” against Russia
US vice president JD Vance © Getty Images / Johannes Simon
US Vice President J.D. Vance has criticized the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) for what he says is a misrepresentation of remarks he made on Ukraine. Vance refuted the paper’s report published on Thursday that he had said that the US would threaten Russia with either sanctions or military action.
In a summary to an article on Thursday titled “Vance Wields Threat of Sanctions, Military Action to Push Putin Into Ukraine Deal” the paper stated that the US vice president had pledged to impose sanctions and possibly launch military action if Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected a peace deal guaranteeing Ukraine’s independence.
The Kremlin sought clarification to Vance’s comments following the initial report. Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Friday that the remarks were new to Moscow. “These are new elements of the [US] position; we have not heard such statements before,” Peskov said.
Read more
Russia wants US to clarify Ukraine troop deployment threat
Vance pushed back on the claim on Friday, stating that US President Donald Trump would bring peace to the region by ending the conflict, and that his words had been misinterpreted by the WSJ.
“As we’ve always said, American troops should never be put into harm’s way where it doesn’t advance American interests and security,” Vance wrote on X. “The fact that the WSJ twisted my words in the way they did for this story is absurd, but not surprising,” he added.
Vance’s communications director, William Martin, criticized the article, calling it “pure fake news,” posting a transcript of Vance’s interview with the newspaper and argued that the vice president had not made any threats.
In the transcript, Vance had said that Trump would consider a wide range of options in discussions with Russia and Ukraine. He mentioned that “economic tools of leverage” and “military tools of leverage” exist but did not specify any specific actions.
“There’s a whole host of things that we could do. But fundamentally, I think the President wants to have a productive negotiation, both with Putin and with [Vladimir] Zelensky,” the transcript said.
Martin wrote that Vance “simply stated the fact that no one is going to take options away from President Trump as these negotiations begin.”
The Wall Street Journal’s report has since received a community note on X, which states: “JD Vance made no explicit pledge to either sanctions or military actions.” The note links to Martin’s post containing the transcript.
One day after the article was posted Vance and Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky met on the sidelines of the Munich security conference on Friday. Following the talks Vance emphasised that Washington’s goal is sustainable peace in Ukraine, while insisting on the start of direct negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.
“It’s important for us to get together and start to have the conversations that are going to be necessary to bring this thing to a close,” he said.
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Ssssss o no le tue tasse vanno alla Von Der Layen
AHAHAHAHAHHHHH
E NON PUOI FARCI UN AZZO
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captain sparrow
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Trump-Putin, ira di Zelensky: "Nessun accordo senza l'Ucraina"
Il presidente ucraino non intende assistere passivamente
a323109
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La fai la dichiarazione dei redditi quest'anno?Trump-Putin, ira di Zelensky: "Nessun accordo senza l'Ucraina"
Il presidente ucraino non intende assistere passivamentewww.adnkronos.com
Mi raccomando, dichiara tutto che a Zelensky servono altre armi
captain sparrow
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Ssssss o no le tue tasse vanno alla Von Der Layen
AHAHAHAHAHHHHH
E NON PUOI FARCI UN AZZO
non guardare alle mie. Guarda le tue e dici finalmente dove vanno 
le tue ritenute. Certo che dichiaro tutto. Non mi serve imbrogliare qualche decina di migliaia di euro.
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Io sono felice se vanno in Ucrania.
Ho fatto anche donazioni volontarie
E a te che rode
buy on rumorse
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che poi in russia il 90% della gente si muore di fame ...c'è una delle peggiori ridistribuzione della ricchezza del mondo....
hanno un pil inferiore al nostro nonostante tutte ste materie prime
le cose prodotte da loro erano famose per avere un affidabilità di un alcolizzato alla guida
non c'è libertà di stampa, di pensiero, sono omofobia ecc ecc
fa sempre freddo
che cazzo c'è da prendere esempio da questi
hanno un pil inferiore al nostro nonostante tutte ste materie prime
le cose prodotte da loro erano famose per avere un affidabilità di un alcolizzato alla guida
non c'è libertà di stampa, di pensiero, sono omofobia ecc ecc
fa sempre freddo
che cazzo c'è da prendere esempio da questi
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