U.S. Vice President Vance: Covert operations against Iran on the agenda

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance stated at a White House press briefing that the United States is evaluating every option, including covert operations, to increase pressure on Iran. Vance said he would not share the full details of how the U.S. will engage with Iran in the coming months and years in order to preserve strategic flexibility. He emphasized that all economic, military, diplomatic, and covert pressure options remain on the table.

This statement signals a more aggressive tone in the U.S. administration's Iran policy and raises concerns that tensions in the region could escalate. The inclusion of covert operations on the agenda also brings the risk of direct military confrontation. The international community is closely monitoring these developments.