WASHINGTON: U.S. Vice President JD Vance has revealed that certain elements within the Israeli government engaged in an organized effort to derail diplomatic initiatives between the United States and Iran.
During a recent interview, the Vice President addressed rumors regarding potential U.S. ground troop deployment in Iran, firmly rejecting such claims.
He alleged that these Israeli factions spent significant funds on influence campaigns within the United States specifically aimed at sabotaging a potential US-Iran agreement.
Despite this, Vance emphasized that his administration remains committed to prioritizing U.S. national interests over foreign pressure.
Vance stressed that the sustainable solution to the Iran conflict lies in diplomacy and negotiation rather than military intervention.
He reiterated that the United States does not intend to send ground troops to orchestrate regime change, stating that any such transformation must be a decision made by the Iranian people themselves.
He concluded that the primary U.S. objective is to maintain the security of the Strait of Hormuz and ensure the uninterrupted global supply of oil and gas.
