Vance's claim about disagreements with Trump and US casualties in the war against Iran

In an interview, the vice president of the United States implied that he disagreed with Trump about the war against Iran.

According to Ambassador Arjan, quoted by Anatoly, US Vice President J.D. Vance, in a conversation with former White House spokesman Sean Spicer, claimed his possible disagreement with US President Donald Trump regarding the Iran war.

In response to a question about his relationship with Tucker Carlson, a political analyst and former ally of Trump who strongly criticized the war against Iran and considered it to be in line with the interests of the Zionist regime and contrary to Trump's promise to avoid costly military interventions outside the United States, Vance claimed: Even if you disagree with him on a specific issue, you can have this disagreement. I think I have had the same disagreement.

Referring to Carlson's positions on the Iran war, the US vice president said that he was "very, very angry" about this war.

Vance added: He and I have talked about this both in private conversations and in public. I know how he feels and I understand his point of view.

Referring to Carlson's disagreement with Trump over the Iran war, he further said that he advised him not to ignore Trump's other actions due to a difference of opinion on one issue.

In another part of this interview, Vance claimed that so far 20 American soldiers and forces have been killed in the war against Iran.

This is despite the fact that before this, the American Ministry of War (Pentagon) had admitted that the number of soldiers killed in this country is more than the previous statistics. The Pentagon updated its official tally by adding two more deaths.

In the new statistics of the Pentagon, it was announced that 21 American soldiers were killed and 865 people were injured as a result of this country's encroachment on Iranian territory.