A Blurred Line Between War and "Things Happening" JD Vance's nonchalant dismissal of the airstrike that killed four people, including a child, at an Iranian wedding celebration is a stark reminder of the disconnect between Washington's rhetoric and reality.
When asked about the strike, the US vice president chose to downplay its significance with a phrase that trivialized the loss of life: "sometimes things happen.
" This response was a masterclass in bureaucratic doublespeak. The Iranian Red Crescent confirmed the casualties, yet Vance's skepticism towards Tehran's reporting is telling.