US Vice President Vance Responds to Claims Regarding Wedding in Iran
US Vice President JD Vance stated during a press briefing at the White House that they view claims of a wedding being struck in Iran with skepticism.
During a press briefing at the White House, US Vice President JD Vance rejected claims that a wedding ceremony in Iran was hit by US strikes, emphasizing that they do not target civilians.
Claims Regarding the Wedding in Iran
US Vice President JD Vance dismissed claims from Iran that US military strikes hit a wedding party, stating that he is extremely skeptical of these allegations.
Emphasizing that the United States does not target civilians, Vance noted that incidents can sometimes occur despite this, and added that the administration is rapidly investigating the matter.
Defense Policy and Conflict Status
Praising Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, Vance described him as a fantastic war secretary and supported his efforts to revitalize the warrior spirit within the department.
Regarding the current situation with Iran, he recalled that major combat operations lasted about six weeks and nuclear facilities were destroyed, stating that the situation cannot currently be called a war.
Other Agenda Items
During the press briefing, various other topics were touched upon, such as inflation, data centers, AI competition with China, and oil agreements involving Venezuela.
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