Vance: US shifts approach with Iran

US Vice President Joe D. Vance stated that Washington has entered a "new phase" in its approach to Iran, where economic pressure has become the primary tool following targeted strikes on Iran’s military capabilities and nuclear facilities. He explained that the United States has destroyed a significant portion of Iran’s conventional military capabilities and is now employing an economic pressure policy to prevent Tehran from rebuilding its nuclear infrastructure, focusing on creating a new reality that ensures it cannot restore its nuclear capabilities. He pointed out that Iran has faced greater pressures than those currently faced by the US, and the goal is to prevent it from threatening global energy supplies through the Strait of Hormuz, while working to ensure the continuous flow of oil and gas. Vance emphasized that Iran's remaining options are either to choke its economy or to improve relations with the West, adding that Washington will continue efforts to prevent attacks on commercial ships and mitigate their impact on the oil markets.

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