Vice President JD Vance said on Thursday that India and Pakistan should de-escalate tensions, but he added that the U.S.

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President Donald Trump has said the U.S. will not get involved, though Secretary of State Marco Rubio has held regular calls ...

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JD Vance states the India-Pakistan conflict is none of the US's business, emphasising diplomacy amid rising tensions and ...

His comments came after US State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce confirmed what India has insisted for years: Pakistan’s ...

Vice President Vance acknowledged Thursday that a full-scale war between India and Pakistan would be “disastrous” but said the United States shouldn’t get involved in the escalating conflict.