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Is America no longer an ally? | LBC Analysis
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9:27Now PlayingHow is the 'special relationship' between the US and the UK changing? Aggie Chambre and Iain Dale discuss.
Jeffrey Pryce, former US Defence Counsel, adds that "diplomacy is about getting along with people you might not necessarily like".
The US Vice President has dismissed the idea of sending 20,000 British and French troops to Ukraine as a peacekeeping force, saying that a military presence from ‘some random country’ won’t be enough.
JD Vance told Fox News that the only way to bring lasting peace is to give Washington an economic interest in the future of Ukraine.
Donald Trump launched a fresh attack against Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, accusing him of not wanting peace and warning that the US "will not put up with it for much longer".
Meanwhile the UK Government said it remains "absolutely committed" to peace in Ukraine and is "engaging with key allies" after Trump paused US military aid to the country.
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