Donald Trump, the President of the United States, seems to have put Vice President JD Vance aside in the peace talks with Iran, stating that there is no need for any deal now and directing him to focus on home issues in light of the loss by Republicans in the midterm elections. While Vance had been handling the diplomatic talks and has held the war and high prices of fuel due to it responsible for the loss in the election, he prefers to pursue the path of negotiation, but President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are waiting to strike further after the demand from the Gulf partners as they are putting economic pressure. The dispute, however, has reached a critical stage with Iran claiming to have bombed a radar station of the U.S. in Bahrain and attacking the commercial ships in the vital strait of Hormuz on the grounds that the strait will never be open for navigation until the U.S. accepts their seven ceasefire demands.