Trump Delays China Summit Amid Iran War Tensions

In a move to present a united front amid the ongoing conflict with Iran, President Donald Trump has revealed that he has asked China to delay his upcoming visit to Beijing. The decision comes as tensions rise over the war that started on February 28th after the US and Israel opened hostilities against Iran's regime.

Appearing alongside Vice President JD Vance for the first time in two weeks, Trump stated that he does not believe the conflict will be over this week, but predicts that victory will be achieved soon. Vance, who is believed to have been skeptical over attacking Tehran, has denied any 'wedge' between the administration's leadership.

The decision to postpone the China summit underscores the administration's focus on the ongoing war with Iran. Trump's remarks suggest a concerted effort to present a unified front, even as reports have surfaced about potential divisions within the White House over the decision to engage militarily with Tehran.

Vance's denial of a 'wedge' between him and the president comes amid speculation that he may have voiced concerns over the escalation of the conflict. The vice president's stance on the issue could have implications for the administration's broader foreign policy strategies moving forward.

As the war continues, the administration's ability to navigate the complex geopolitical landscape and maintain a cohesive approach will be crucial. The decision to delay the China summit demonstrates the administration's prioritization of the ongoing conflict and its desire to project a united front in the face of this significant challenge.