“The US is no longer buying weapons for Ukraine”: Vance named it one of the Trump administration’s main achievements

Washington has stopped purchasing weapons for Ukraine, and this is an achievement of the current administration.

This was stated by U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance during a speech at Georgia State University.

“I said that we should stop funding the war in Ukraine. Understood? And I obviously still believe that,” Vance emphasized.

According to him, this decision became one of the administration’s key achievements: “We told Europe that if you want to buy weapons, you can do that, but the United States is no longer buying weapons and sending them to Ukraine. We have simply gotten out of that business. So that is a very good thing.”

As a reminder, in early April, U.S. President Donald Trump said that the United States “should never have gotten involved in Ukraine, which is thousands of miles away from us, on the other side of the ocean,” and called his predecessor Joe Biden “a fool” for sending money and weapons to Kyiv.