Russia Needs To ‘Wake Up And Accept Reality,’ In Its Ongoing Conflict Against Ukraine, Says Vance

US Vice President JD Vance said on Sunday, Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine, “wake up and accept reality,” he said.

“We want peace here,” Vance said in an interview with Fox News. “We are actively peaceful from the beginning of the administration, but the Russians have to wake up here and accept reality.”

He follows the statements of President Donald Trump at the beginning of the week, and argues that Ukraine is in a strong position to win the war.

On Tuesday, Trump, who sent it to the real social platform, described Russia as a “paper tiger” and said he could take back the entire region of Ukraine with continuous support.

“I think that Ukraine is in a position to fight and win the entire Ukraine in its original form, after seeing Russia after I know the military and economic situation and seeing Russia after seeing Russia after seeing the economic problem,” Trump said on Tuesday.

Recently, Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, among the United Nations General Assembly, according to the hill.

He had previously argued that Ukraine should accept regional concessions as part of a peace agreement.

Russia is currently invading all Luhansk and the Crimea, which is clear by Moscow in 2014, the episodes of Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson.

The war, which began in February 2022 with the full -scale invasion of Russia, received a large human wage. According to the hill, more than 250,000 Russian soldiers of the Washington -based Strategic and International Research Center were killed.

Civil losses were also destructive. The United Nations reported that more than 14,100 civilians died in the clashes on September 10th. Meanwhile, the Moscow Times, an independent output from Amsterdam, said that more than 620 Russian civilians lost their lives in May.

Saying the assembly death fee, Vance said Russian President Vladimir Putin refused to meet with Trump and Zelensky. After a meeting with Zelensky and European leaders in the White House last month, the President expressed optimism that a three -sided meeting would take place.

“A lot of people are dying,” Vance said. “They don’t have much to show for this. How many more people want to lose?