JD Vance says he spoke with Pro-Ucranian protesters who ‘scared’ his 3-year-old daughter

Vice President JD Vance Said on Saturday who faced Pro-Ucranian protesters while walking with their 3-year-old daughter.

“Today, while walking with my 3 -year -old daughter, a group of protesters ‘Slava Ukraini’ followed us and shouted when my daughter was increasingly anxious and scared,” Vance published on Saturday afternoon in X.

“I decided to talk to the protesters in the hope of exchanging a few minutes of conversation for them leaving my child alone,” he continued. “Almost everyone agreed.”

Vance said it was a “mostly respectful conversation, but you are chasing a 3 -year -old child as part of a political protest, you are a person.”

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“Slava Ukraini” is a shout of battle for the Ukrainian armed forces, which means “glory to Ukraine.”

Although the vice president did not specify what he talked to the protesters, the Trump administration has reduced the funds in the last week for Ukraine and stopped Intelligence exchange With the country after a tense exchange of the Oval office between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President Donald Trump and Vance.

Fox News Digital has communicated with the vice president’s office to comment.

The tensions rose During the Oval Office meeting of February 28 on a possible peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine after Zelenskyy said that Russian President Vladimir Putin could not trust that other agreements could not be trusted.

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Trump and Vance accused Zelenskyy of not being grateful for the support that the United States has provided over the years and said that the Ukrainian leader was in a “bad position” at the negotiating table.

“You’re playing cards,” Trump said. “You are playing with the lives of millions of people. You are playing with World War II. You are playing with World War II. And what you are doing is very disrespectful with the country, this country.”

After Vance told Zelenskyy Ukraine that they had problems for recruitment of labor and military, Zelenskyy said that war means that “everyone has problems, even you,” adding to the United States would feel war “in the future.”

“Don’t tell us what we are going to feel,” Trump replied. “We are trying to solve a problem. Don’t tell us what we are going to feel.”

Zelenskyy was asked to leave the White House after the exchange, a scheduled press conference was canceled and an agreement for Ukraine to give the US. Uu. His rare earth minerals were left unintended.

The White House has said that Zelenskyy must be publicly apologized for the Oval Office meeting or the Mineral Agreement will not be considered.

On Tuesday, Zelenskyy Call to the “unfortunate” meeting And he said he is ready to continue peace with Trump’s help.

Vance was also received by protesters last weekend, when his family went on ski holiday in Vermont one day after the February 28 exchange.

The protesters called him “traitor” and told him that “he went to ski in Russia.”

Liberal commentator Tim Miller criticized Vance for his X Post on Saturday, writing: “Dozens are dead in Ukraine because you left to give them the intelligence that protected the country from the bombs so you can probably handle some shouts in a free field leader.”

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On Friday, Trump wrote in Truth Social Considering “large -scale” sanctions on Russia “until the fire and the final agreement on peace are reached.”

“Go to the table right now, before it’s too late,” he wrote about Russia and Ukraine.