US vice -president JD Vance claimed that he was chased by Ukraine’s protesters in Cincinnati, Ohio, when he was out on a walk with his three -year -old daughter on Saturday, leaving “anxious and scared” from his shouting. According to the Republican leader, he decided to talk to the protesters – resulting in “most” respectable conversations.
“Today my 3 -year -old daughter was chased around us and shouted by the protesters walking as a group of” Slava Ukraine “because my daughter was rapidly worried and scared.
He said, “It was mostly a respectable conversation, but if you are following a 3 -year -old child as part of a political opposition, you are as *** as a person.”
Today, my 3 -year -old daughter pursued a group of “Slava Ukraine” protesters and shouted because my daughter was rapidly worried and scared.
I decided to talk with the protesters in the hope that I can trade a few minutes of conversation for them …
– JD Vance (@jdvance) March 8, 2025
A similar incident occurred last week when Vance was congratulated by the protesters during their family visit for Ski Holiday. Hundreds of protesters, who gathered at Varmont’s Waitsfield while reading “International Emotion” and “Wormont Stand with Ukraine”, protesting the Vice President of the Republican -ruled state.
Due to the performance, the Vance family allegedly had to go to an unknown location from their planned ski resort.
Vance has criticized Ukrainian supporters extensively, especially after his fierce confrontation with Ukraine President Volodimier Zelanski at the White House on 28 February.
During a stressful oval meeting with Vance and US President Donald Trump on one side and Ukrainian leader on the other side, the Vice President questioned the latter request for additional American funding, challenged his credibility, and issued a clear warning – suggesting that Ukraine could lose US support if it does not accept the conditions on the proposal. The moment the meeting also changed, the tensor was still when Vance repeatedly asked Zelancesi if he had thanked America for its funding.
“Mr. President, with respect, I think it is derogatory for you to come to the oval office and try to litigate it in front of the American media. Right now, you guys are going around and forcing the frontlines because you have a manpower problem. You should thank the President,” said the US vice -president.
He said, “I have really seen and seen stories, and I know what happens, you bring people on a promotional tour, Mr. President … Do you disagree that you have a problem in bringing people to your army, and do you think that coming to the Oval office of the United States is respectable and is trying to attack the administration which is trying to stop the destruction of your country?”
For this, Zelansky said that during the war “everyone has problems”, even America.
Then, a trigger Trump, in a loud and loud voice, said to Zelancesi, “You don’t yet have a card. You are either a deal, or we are outside, and if we are outside, you will fight it, and I don’t think it’s going to be beautiful.”
The exchange seen by many American and international media, Zelansky was seriously stressed except for the exit of the White House and leaving diplomatic relations between Washington and Kiev.
