JD Vance, the Vice President, states that an attack against Iran will not provoke a prolonged war, warning against the mistaken conclusions from previous conflicts.

JD Vance, the American vice president, stated in an interview with The Washington Post that there is 'no chance' that an attack against Iran would lead to a prolonged war in the Middle East. He emphasized that the idea of a long-lasting conflict is unlikely and warned against drawing incorrect conclusions from past experiences, such as the war in Iraq. Vance highlighted the importance of being cautious in engaging in military conflicts, but mentioned that the president is careful in managing the situation. At the same time, the Trump administration had a third round of discussions with Iran in Geneva, and the Iranian foreign minister described the negotiations as 'the most intense' so far.