Ukraine War Likely to Last Indefinitely

JD Vance warns that the Ukraine war may not end anytime soon, suggesting a prolonged conflict lies ahead

The war in Ukraine is unlikely to end "any time soon," according to JD Vance, a U.S. senator and potential vice-presidential running mate for Donald Trump. Speaking at an event in Ohio, Vance emphasized that both Ukraine and Russia lack a clear path to decisive victory, suggesting the conflict could drag on indefinitely. He argued that the U.S. should focus on brokering a negotiated settlement rather than continuing to supply military aid to Kyiv. Vance's comments align with Trump's skepticism about prolonged U.S. involvement in the war, contrasting with the Biden administration's stance of sustained support for Ukraine. The remarks come as Western leaders debate long-term strategies amid concerns over Ukraine's battlefield challenges and Russia's resilience.