Iran shows 'WORRYING SIGN' as Trump maintains pressure - #NewVM #NewNewsupdates

Vice President J.D. Vance saying the U.S. isn't at war with Iran. He told reporters that despite an exchange of strikes this week, major combat operations against Tehran have largely stopped. So where exactly does the U.S. stand six months into this conflict? Steve Harrigan joining us live with more on this from Tel Aviv. Hi Steve. Bill, the Vice President also talking about a possible end to the conflict and when that might come. He said it depends largely on the behavior of Iran. They simply have to stop targeting commercial vessels in the region. And in a comment that drew a lot of attention, the Vice President said he considers at the current level of fighting that he would not categorize this conflict as a war. Here's the Vice President. I wouldn't call it a war. Right now there is no active shooting. I recognize there have been places where this has flared up. Major combat operations, again, major combat operations lasted for about six weeks. But when you ask when will this end, you're asking me a question like when will the Iranians stop shooting at ships? I think the reality is I don't know the answer to that question. You would have to ask the Iranians. The U.S. continues to put tremendous pressure on Iran's economy. By their own figures, Iran says inflation currently running at about 70 percent and its currency, the rial, has toppled dramatically in the past year, just about half of what it was in relation to the U.S. dollar one year ago. Also a worrying sign for the regime. Gasoline shortages in the past. Those have often spiked street protests across the nation. Bill, back to you. Steve Harrigan reporting live in Tel Aviv, Israel. Steve, thank you. Be sure to like and subscribe for all the Fox News latest on YouTube and catch full shows streaming now on Fox one.