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Nate Vance: Trump’s refining push is a good start. But is it enough?
Nate Vance is a retired U.S. Marine and a first cousin of Vice President JD Vance. He spent nearly three years in Ukraine as a volunteer fighter and previously worked in the oil industry. He currently works in Kyiv for the R. T. Weatherman Foundation. President Trump has invoked the Defense Production Act with the aim of expanding petroleum refining capacity within the US — a welcome development that I advocated for two weeks ago in a submission here to The Correspondent.
Nate Vance: The war isn’t about your egos, gentlemen
The tragedy currently unfolding between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky is larger than the heated exchanges between the two leaders. What started as a strategic difference of opinion has devolved into a personality conflict where neither seems willing to yield. Neither of them will ultimately pay the price for this disagreement. It will be paid for by soldiers in the field and innocent civilians in their homes. Both have made diplomatic mistakes that make cooperation more difficult.
Nate Vance: Trump's diesel deal is a shell game
Nate Vance is a retired U.S. Marine and a first cousin of Vice President JD Vance. He spent nearly three years in Ukraine as a volunteer fighter and previously worked in the oil industry. He currently works in Kyiv for the R. T. Weatherman Foundation. Russia spent months restricting diesel exports, blaming Ukrainian drone strikes for damaging its refineries and straining domestic fuel supplies.
USA asepresidendi nõbu Nate Vance sõdis aastaid Ukrainas ja pidas naastes tädipojaga pika vestluse. Kuuldu mõjus rahustavalt
Kui USA asepresident J. D. Vance on suhtunud Ukraina relvastamisse skeptiliselt, siis meedia on kirjutanud ka tema onupojast Nate Vance’ist, kes liitus Ukrainat abistavate lääne vabatahtlikega Da Vinci Huntide nimelises pataljonis. Kolm aastat (2022–2025) Ukrainas võidelnud Nate Vance tuli tagasi kodumaale jaanuaris, põhjendades, et perekonnanimega kaasnevad riskid muutusid liiga suureks ja tema vangilangemine tekitaks liiga suurt kahju. Nüüd vestles Nate Vance pikemalt portaaliga Insider.
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