VP Vance says U.S. strikes on Iran would be limited, not sparking a prolonged war.

According to Vice President JD Vance, there is "no chance" for the U.S. A military attack on Iran would result in a protracted conflict, claiming that any action would be strategic and limited. Despite worries about Iran's nuclear program and possible retaliation, he underlined that strikes would not lead to a wider regional conflict. The remarks coincide with increased hostilities, with the U.S. President Trump was briefed by military leaders about Iran's possible acquisition of Chinese anti-ship missiles. According to Vance, the U.S. Forces could react forcefully without getting caught up in a protracted conflict.