Vance stated that the United States has no intention of conducting a ground operation in Iran.

The United States has no intention of sending American troops to conduct a ground operation and change the government in Iran. This was announced on July 15 by Vice President of the United States Jay Dee Vance.

"If the Iranian people want to rise up and change their government, that's their choice. But we are not going to send 150,000 ground troops to achieve regime change if the people on the ground themselves are not striving for such a result," Vance said in Joe Rogan's podcast, a video posted on the YouTube channel.

He added that at the moment, the United States is striving to ensure the unhindered transportation of oil and gas. In addition, the American side is trying to keep Iran from possessing nuclear weapons.

Gold Fees: The Strait of Hormuz will no longer be free

The United States and Iran are seeking to convert control of one of the main routes of global trade into profit.

On July 15, the press service of the Central Command of the US Armed Forces reported that the United States had launched new strikes against Iranian facilities. It was noted that the targets were Tehran's military facilities used to threaten ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.