Vice President JD Vance said there is 'no chance' the United States will become entangled in a prolonged war in the Middle East as tensions with Iran rise over its nuclear ambitions. He expressed confidence that President Donald Trump is taking a careful approach while maintaining a firm stance against Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Vance emphasized that diplomacy remains the preferred path but noted that future actions depend on decisions made by Iranian leaders. He cautioned against repeating past military mistakes while also warning that previous conflicts should not prevent the country from considering military engagement if necessary.

During his recent State of the Union address, Trump reiterated his commitment to preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, calling the country the world's leading sponsor of terror. While expressing hope for a negotiated agreement, he warned that failure to reach a deal would have serious consequences for Iran and its people.