WASHINGTON — US Vice President JD Vance called for India and Pakistan to de-escalate tensions but emphasized that the US cannot control their actions and that a war between them would not concern America. While the US encourages dialogue, Vance stressed that Washington wouldn't intervene in the conflict. Tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors spiked after mutual drone attacks and accusations over a Kashmir militant strike. The US has urged both countries to find a "responsible solution," with Secretary of State Marco Rubio engaging in talks with their leaders.
