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CNN: Vance pressured Iran not to attack Iran

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CNN: Vance pressured Iran not to attack Iran

US Vice President J.D. Vance has pressured President Donald Trump not to launch large-scale military strikes against Iran, CNN reported.The report comes on the heels of a report in the New York Times that Trump has frozen, at least for now, plans for a significant escalation of the military offensive. The decision to suspend the plans was made, among other things, due to concerns that expanding the fighting would lead to a dangerous depletion of the Pentagon's already limited stock of Patriot missiles and air defenses in the region.

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US Vice President J.D. Vance reportedly pressured President Donald Trump against launching large-scale military strikes on Iran, according to CNN. This report follows a New York Times article indicating Trump has temporarily halted plans for a significant military escalation. The decision to suspend these plans was partly driven by concerns that expanded conflict could dangerously deplete the Pentagon's limited supply of Patriot missiles and air defenses in the region.

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