Vivek Ramaswamy said he doesn't view the Russia-Ukraine war as a 'top foreign policy priority' for the United States.
The Russia-Ukraine war, launched by Putin last February, has remained a major point of discussion for the 2024 election as candidates seek to prove themselves as strong leaders on foreign policy, a key responsibility of U.S. presidents.'s approach to the war, saying that him giving Ukraine billions of dollars of military aid does not benefit Americans and that those funds should instead be spent domestically.
Businessman and Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference in National Harbor, Maryland, on March 3. Ramaswamy said on ABC News'"This Week" on Sunday that, if elected, he would agree to give Russian President Vladimir Putin"major concessions" in exchange to end Russia's allyship with China to end the Ukraine war.
China is a key ally to Russia amid the Ukraine war, which has prompted many global leaders to issue sanctions against Moscow and provide support for Ukraine. Beijing, which has one of the world's largest militaries and economies, has claimed a more neutral stance on the war, though many experts say it largely backs Russia.
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