US Vice President JD Vance said Washington had “in some ways” won decisively against Iran, but the conflict could not be considered over until Tehran makes a firm commitment not to rebuild its nuclear program.
Speaking at a CBS News town hall aired Saturday, Vance defended the Trump administration’s Iran strategy, saying Washington was seeking a “final firm commitment” that Iran would not restore its nuclear capabilities.
Vance also linked continued US involvement to energy security, arguing that allowing Iran to control shipping through the Strait of Hormuz would drive gasoline prices higher by restricting global energy supplies.
“When this conflict is over, we are going to see gas prices come down,” he said, crediting the US military with helping keep oil moving through the strait.
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