Vice President JD Vance Calls for Stronger Transatlantic Security Ties
U.S. Vice President JD Vance emphasized the need for a stronger joint security posture between Europe and the U.S., even after previously criticizing European policies. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, Vance highlighted shared cultural links but warned against complacency with outdated defense systems.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance called for a bolstered transatlantic security posture during remarks at the Washington event sponsored by the Munich Security Conference. Addressing previous criticisms, Vance reiterated the shared cultural connections between Europe and the U.S.
His statements came after a February visit to Germany where he sharply criticized European defense policies, sparking debate among international leaders. Vance's recent comments emphasized collaboration while acknowledging potential disagreements.
Vance also addressed the need for direct negotiations to end Russia's war with Ukraine and pointed out progress in talks with Iran regarding its nuclear program. He advocated lowering EU tariffs, a stance aligning with Trump's trade policies.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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