
Вице-президент США Джей Ди Вэнс заявил, что за свою 42-летнюю жизнь почти не видел побед Соединенных Штатов в войнах, несмотря на участие Вашингтона в множестве конфликтов, и связал изменение ситуации с приходом Дональда Трампа к власти.
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Вице-президент Джей Ди Вэнс выступил с критикой военной истории США за период своей жизни, связывая отсутствие побед в войнах с предшествующим руководством страны.
Вице-президент США Джей Ди Вэнс заявил, что за свою жизнь почти не видел побед Соединенных Штатов в войнах.
По словам Вэнса, до прихода Дональда Трампа к власти США почти не одерживали побед в войнах, в которые были вовлечены.
ВАШИНГТОН, 3 сен - РИА Новости. Вице-президент США Джей Ди Вэнс пожаловался, что за свою жизнь почти не видел побед Соединенных Штатов в войнах, несмотря на вовлеченность Вашингтона в множество конфликтов.
"Америка вела много войн за то время, что я живу, 42 года, и мы почти ни одну из них не выиграли, пока Дональд Джей Трамп не стал президентом США", - сказал Вэнс журналистам.

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