US Vice President JD Vance has stated that a military strike against Iran would not spiral into a protracted conflict with US involvement in the Middle East. In comments to the Washington Post, he dismissed concerns about the possibility of being entrenched in a long-term war without a clear resolution. Vance's remarks come amid the recent deployment of substantial American military resources near Iran, hinting at rising tensions in the area.

Despite the military positioning, Vice President Vance emphasized that the US prefers a diplomatic approach to the situation. He acknowledged that the path forward largely hinges on the actions and statements of the Iranian government. As diplomatic discussions continue, the United States remains hopeful that a negotiation-driven resolution could prevent further escalation.

The third round of nuclear talks between the US and Iran took place recently in Switzerland, which is crucial in determining the future of their relationship and regional stability. Vance's comments seem aimed at reassuring both American citizens and international observers that the US is focused on de-escalation rather than military intervention, while also highlighting the uncertain nature of Tehran's choices on the international stage.