Vice President JD Vance admitted to failure of War in Iran

Vice President of the United States JD Vance publicly admitted that Washington failed to handle the Iranian war.

In a statement on the CBS News forum, Vance is under the impression that the U.S. has done a lot of damage in dealing with his war against Iran.

It was said when asked by a U.S. employee husband who was killed in an attack on a military site in Kuwait.

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"Sometimes information doesn't come to me," Vance revenge, "as promised to respond to every failure very seriously.

On that occasion, Vance also admitted that the placement of US troops, especially in the Middle East, had uncovered a weakness in military approach. In fact, the U.S. should be able to put troops better and safer in place.

"I know there are a number of problems, one of which is the location of the stationed soldiers that we realized was a big mistake that we should have handled better. And we fixed it," Vance said.

Vance also mentioned that the United States has now changed military tactics to deal with the larger threat of Iranian drones.

The US War versus Iran that broke out last February has killed at least 21 Washington personnel, quoted from the Middle East Monitor.

Iran uses asymmetrical war tactics against the US, which is to launch cheap drones in massive quantities. This strategy has overwhelmed the U.S. with great losses because the U.S. uses an expensive, advanced air defense system just to ward off Iranian drones.

The U.S. Congressman Office in September estimates that Washington's missile stockpile is now down to one-third of the supply.