US to Continue Iran Offensive Briefly Despite Major Gains: VP JD Vance

Washington: US Vice President JD Vance has indicated that American military operations against Iran may continue for a short period, even after achieving most of their strategic objectives. According to Vance, the United States has already met a “majority” of its mission goals in the ongoing conflict, which primarily include weakening Iran’s military capabilities and limiting its strategic reach in the region. However, he suggested that President Donald Trump is inclined to extend the campaign slightly to ensure Iran’s governing structure and operational strength are significantly diminished. The remarks come amid reports that the US has inflicted substantial damage on Iran’s missile systems, naval assets, and key infrastructure during the conflict. � AP News Vance also signaled that the administration does not intend to get drawn into a prolonged war, reiterating earlier positions that the objective is a targeted, outcome-driven operation rather than an open-ended conflict. The situation in the Middle East remains tense, with continued military pressure, diplomatic backchannel efforts, and global concerns over oil supply routes and regional stability.