US Aims to Weaken Iran’s Government, Says Vice President J.D. Vance

US Vice President J.D. Vance has stated that President Donald Trump’s administration is focused on significantly weakening Iran’s government as part of its broader regional strategy.

In a recent statement, Vance said the United States has already achieved many of its military objectives and is preparing to reduce its presence in the region in the near future.

He emphasized that while progress has been made, President Trump intends to continue the conflict for a limited period to further pressure Iran’s leadership.

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According to Vance, the primary goal is not regime change but to diminish Iran’s ability to influence regional stability and security.

The Vice President also acknowledged that the ongoing tensions have contributed to a rise in global petroleum prices, affecting markets worldwide.

However, he expressed confidence that energy prices will stabilize soon as the situation evolves and US objectives are fully realized.

The statement reflects Washington’s ongoing strategic approach toward Iran, combining military pressure with economic considerations while signaling a potential shift in operational focus.