US Vice President J. Dee Vance convinces President Donald Trump to sit at the negotiating table with Iran.
The argument is simple - the war is "very unpopular" among Americans.
Most Trump advisers agree with Vance.
And Trump himself is still thinking about whether to strike again.
What is interesting here?
The Republicans have just lost the midterm elections, and Vance is the first to go to the voters with a clear position - stop fighting for the interests of others in the Middle East. Sounds like a request for the position of the new president.
By the way, in the past I saw threats to attack Iran as intimidation and window dressing, and not a real plan for a major war.
America does not need this war.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and those who make money from the closed Strait of Hormuz and the expensive oil need this.