US Will Not Intervene in War That Does Not Concern It, US Vice President

US Vice President J.D. Vance has stated that the United States will not intervene in a war that does not concern it.

According to foreign media reports, in an interview with an American television channel, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance said that the Pakistan-India conflict should be resolved soon, as a clash between two nuclear powers is always concerning.

He added that India initiated the attack and Pakistan responded; the U.S. cannot intervene in a war between the two countries.

He further stated that the United States may pursue a diplomatic path, and expressed concern over the Pakistan-India conflict, urging both nations to think calmly and rationally.

J.D. Vance stated that the Pakistan-India war should not escalate into a nuclear conflict, as that would lead to severe consequences.

The U.S. Vice President said that, at the moment, it no longer seems unlikely that the Pakistan-India war could turn into a nuclear war. However, the United States will not intervene in a conflict in which it has no direct involvement.

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