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Vance: US Won't Rest Until Iran Is Denied Nuclear Weapons Amid Escalating Tensions

US Vice President JD Vance (PTI)

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News18•03-03-2026, 08:17

Vance: US Won't Rest Until Iran Is Denied Nuclear Weapons Amid Escalating Tensions

•Vice President JD Vance clarified US stance: Iran cannot possess a nuclear weapon.
•President Donald Trump is committed to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities.
•Vance stated the US has significant capacity to disrupt Iran's nuclear program.
•Trump indicated potential for prolonged military operations against Iran, beyond initial projections.
•US-Israel attacks on Iran followed the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, leading to retaliations and casualties.

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