Vice President Vens said that while walking with his 3 -year -old daughter on Saturday, he was confronted by a group of pro -Ukraine opponents.
Wans wrote that he was facing “Sleva Ukraine” opponents, who went around it and shouted to his daughter “more and more anxious and frightened”.
“I decided to talk to the opponents in the hope that I could leave my toddler alone and trade a few minutes. (Almost all agreed.), “Wen’s wrote on Saturday Position On x.
Wans said it was “mostly respected conversation, but if you are chasing 3 years as part of a political opposition, you are a S — person.”
A neighboring East Walnut Hills in Cincinnati was close to Wans’s house. There were 30 to 40 opponents who were mostly showing signs in support of the Eastern European country, WKRC, local Cincinnati TV station, Registered Saturday.
Vens did not share what particularly talked to the opponents.
Vice President President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky were part of the last month’s hot meeting. The hit on February 28 became more intense when Zelensky said Russian President Vladimir Putin could not be trusted to reach the ceasefire agreement and he had battered on many of the previous ones.
Vence and Trump claimed that Russia invaded its neighbor three years ago since Ukraine’s President US Insufficient thanks to the military assistance provided by, and Zelensky is not very beneficial to negotiate.
Trump said, “You are gambling with the lives of millions of people. You are gambling with World War II. You are watching gambling with World War. And what you are doing is very disrespecting the country,” Trump said.
Zelensky said Vashington Shington is no longer a realization of the effects of conflict due to its distance from Eastern Europe, but it could change in the future, the comment that gave a strong refusal to the commander-in-chief.
“Don’t tell us what we will feel,” Trump told Zelensky. “We’re trying to solve a problem. Don’t tell us what we think.”
After the meeting, Zelensky said he would not apologize for the controversial meeting, but days later, he said he was a “regrettable” strike.
Ukraine and intelligence sharing paused after the USA meeting at the end of February.
Vence, who has expressed doubts about Ukraine assistance in the Senate during his short period of time, faced pro -Ukraine opponents during Vermont’s journey last week, some of which called him to ski in Russia “because JD Vens had no friends in Vermont.”
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