Vance, in response to why the Iran war has prolonged, says the enemy also has the power to decide and react
J.D. Vance, the Vice President of the United States, in response to the question of why the Iran war has taken longer than expected and Washington has not achieved a decisive victory, said in some ways we have achieved a decisive victory. He further added, but the Iranians, well, you know, the enemy also has the right to express opinions and act, and they have reacted in their own ways. In this response, while reiterating the claim of America’s victory, Vance pointed to the role of Iran’s decisions and reactions in determining the course of the war.