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JD Vance Addresses Russia and NATO in Recent Interviews

Senator JD Vance discusses U.S.-Russia relations and NATO commitments ahead of the election, emphasizing diplomacy over conflict and criticism of the Biden administration's actions.

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Updated: Oct 27th, 2024, 4:24 PM ET

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In recent television interviews, Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance characterized Russian President Vladimir Putin as an adversary rather than an enemy, advocating for diplomatic engagement. He reiterated Donald Trump's commitment to NATO while emphasizing the need for European allies to increase defense spending. Vance criticized the Biden administration's sanctions against Russia, calling them ineffective. He also addressed election interference concerns, downplaying Russian disinformation efforts and stressing the importance of voter confidence in the electoral process. Vance affirmed his allegiance to the Constitution, asserting Trump's commitment to uphold it if elected.

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