JD Vance says that Iran “is clearly not very good in war” and should seek peace

in Interview on NBC’s Meet the press with Christine Wilker On Sunday, Vice President JD Vance said that the Iranian nuclear weapons program “destroyed”, called on his missile program that he failed, and indicated that most of its proxy allies had been paralyzed.

He added: “It is clear that the Iranians are not good in the war.” “Perhaps they should follow President Trump’s progress and give peace as a chance. If they are serious about it, I guarantee that the President of the United States is also.”

While the United States dropped several “Bunker Buster” bombs on the highly fortified enrichment site in Fordow, it is not clear after the amount of damage it suffered under the ground, and if it is already destroyed. Vans later added that he was confident that the United States was “greatly delayed” Iran’s development of a nuclear weapon.

On Saturday night, Trump warned Iran that he would follow more American attacks if Iran did not continue peace. On Sunday, Vans suggested that the country had contacted management officials through the back channels.

He also accused the Vice President of Iran of Stonoong’s expression during previous rounds of negotiations on the nuclear program, prompting the United States to launch its air strikes.

But the Iranian Foreign Minister indicated that the United States and its allies closed the door to diplomacy.

“Last week, we were in negotiations with the United States when Israel decided to detonate that diplomacy. This week, we had talks with E3/the European Union when the United States decided to detonate that diplomacy. What is the conclusion that it will fall?” Seyed Abbas Araghchi on X. “For Britain and the European Union, it is Iran that must return to the table. But how can Iran return to something that it never left, not to mention an explosion?”

Vans also chanted other administration officials in saying that the United States does not seek to change the system, while clarifying that the United States is not in war with Iran, but instead in a state of war with its nuclear program.

When asked if he could eventually exclude the American ground forces that were deployed, Vans replied that the United States has no interest in a long -term conflict.

“We do not have an interest in the shoes on the floor,” he added. “The president was actually one of the most fierce critics of the 25 -year -old of failed foreign policy in the Middle East, and for this reason what he did: a very accurate blow, a very surgical blow to an American national interest. The national interest is that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.”

This comes because some of Trump’s supporters have deep concerns about the United States another war in the Middle East.

Vans, who served in Iraq during his time in the Marine Corps, admitted those concerns and said he could sympathize with Americans who feel this way.

“But the difference is that at that time we have GPS, and now we have a president who actually knows how to achieve American national security goals,” he explained. “Therefore, this will not be long, and we have entered. We have done the task of re -re -program. We will now dismantle this nuclear program permanently over the coming years. This is what the president has determined.”