Vice President JD Vance avoided answering questions about his previous criticisms regarding interventions in the Middle East, stating that he trusts President Trump.

Vice President JD Vance was asked by journalists about his previous criticisms regarding U.S. interventions in the Middle East, but he avoided giving a clear answer. He stated that he trusts President Trump, asserting that he will handle the situation effectively.

Vance emphasized that, unlike previous presidents, Trump is a competent leader who will not repeat the mistakes of the past. Although he has been a critic of unnecessary wars, he acknowledged that he now supports the president's position on Iran, which should not possess nuclear weapons. Vance also stated that a war with Iran is not in the interest of the U.S., considering it a diversion of resources. His recent comments seem to be an attempt to clarify his position, given the speculations that there might be misunderstandings between him and Trump regarding foreign policy.