JD Vance advocates for a military campaign against Iran and assures that Trump will avoid an "eternal war"

JD Vance, the U.S. Vice President, defended the military campaign against Iran, assuring that Trump will prevent it from becoming an "endless war." Speaking at a public forum in Texas, Vance acknowledged frustrations over military interventions and emphasized that while the U.S. has been involved in the conflict for seven months, it has faced 47 years of tensions with Tehran. He stated that opposing prolonged military actions does not equate to rejecting the use of force entirely. Meanwhile, Iran's Foreign Minister mentioned ongoing discussions about reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil transport route. Public sentiment regarding the military operation is mixed, with a Pew Research survey indicating 65% disapproval of Trump's handling of the situation. The upcoming elections will significantly impact congressional control, with Democrats needing to gain seats to challenge Republican dominance.