Vance's Emotional Dover Ceremony, Iran Warnings

0:00On March 10, Vice President J.D. Vance attended a dignified transfer ceremony at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware for Army Sergeant Benjamin N. N. Pendington, a 26-year-old from Glendale, Kentucky. Pendington died during an attack on the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. Ania, he served with the first-based battalion at Fort Carson, Colorado, handling missile warnings, GPS, and satellite communications. Earlier this week, President Trump acknowledged philosophical differences with Vance on the Iran conflict at the war's start, but stressed there was. No real choice but to act. Vance and Iraq war veteran has kept a low profile since U.S. strikes began on Tehran, posting less on social media and calling it a conflict rather. Then a full war. Vance spoke emotionally about the honor of witnessing the transfer, his first time, and asked for prayers for the families and another fallen soldier. Trump has called these ceremonies the toughest part of his job, and Vance has long warned against endless

1:00foreign wars based on his own service. A new poll shows Vance as the most influential voice in Trump's inner circle, with 19% of voters picking him first. He recently assured that this operation won't drag on like Iraq or Afghanistan, with a clear goal of stopping Iran's nuclear program. Meanwhile, Trump warned Iran against disrupting oil flows in the straight-of-form moves, promising a much harder response while claiming major damage to. Their military capabilities, officials say the end is coming soon, as the U.S. keeps up the pressure.