Vice President Mike Vance clarified that he would not label the latest flare‑up between the United States and Iran as a full‑blown war, noting the absence of active combat at the time of his remarks. He acknowledged that tensions had escalated in certain areas, but stressed that no widespread shooting had occurred. The statement came amid a week of heightened hostilities, as both sides exchanged threats and defensive postures. Vance’s comments aim to temper fears of a broader conflict while recognizing the volatile situation on the ground.
Vice President Vance said Thursday that he wouldn’t call the military operation between the U.S. and Iran “a war,” despite the eruption of hostilities this week. "I wouldn't call it a war. Right now, there is no active shooting. I recognize there have been places where this has flared up," he said during the press...
