US Vice President Vance Claims Disagreement with Trump on Iran Conflict, Reports US Casualties
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, J.D. Vance, the U.S. Vice President, has claimed a potential divergence of opinion with President Donald Trump concerning the war against Iran in an interview with Sean Spicer, former White House Press Secretary. These remarks were published by Anadolu Agency, citing Mehr News Agency.
Vance addressed a question about his relationship with political commentator Tucker Carlson, a former ally of Trump who has been a strong critic of the Iran conflict, arguing it serves the interests of the Zionist regime and contradicts Trump’s promise to avoid costly military interventions abroad. Vance stated, “Even if you have a disagreement on one specific issue, you can have that disagreement. I think I’ve had a similar disagreement.”
The U.S. Vice President noted that Carlson has been “very, very angry” about the war with Iran. Vance added, “He and I have spoken about this both in private conversations and in public. I know how he feels and I understand his perspective.”
Further elaborating on Carlson’s differences with Trump over the Iran war, Vance advised him not to overlook Trump’s other actions due to a disagreement on a single issue.
In another part of the interview, Vance claimed that twenty American soldiers and personnel from other U.S. sectors have been killed in the war against Iran.
This comes as the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) previously acknowledged, through a trickle of information, that the number of its invading forces killed in Iranian territory was higher than previously reported. The Pentagon updated its official figures by adding two more fatalities.
The new Pentagon statistics indicated that 21 American military personnel were killed and 865 were wounded as a result of the country’s invasion of Iran.
