Iran: USA investigating attack on Iranian wedding and emphasize they "never attack civilians" – Vance
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Iran: USA investigating attack on Iranian wedding and emphasize they "never attack civilians" – Vance

SAPO Notícias3 September 2026 at 20:35

The vice president of the United States, Vance, announced today that the country is investigating the attack on a wedding in Iran. Vance expressed skepticism regarding the accusations made by Iran related to this incident.

During his statements, Vance emphasized that Washington "never attacks civilians," reiterating the official position of the United States on military operations. This statement comes in the context of tensions between the two countries after the attack.

Iran accused the United States of being responsible for the attack on the celebration, which led to the opening of this investigation by the American administration. Vance expressed doubts about the veracity of these Iranian accusations.

The situation occurs at a time of great diplomatic tension between Tehran and Washington, with both countries in opposite positions regarding responsibility for the attack on the wedding party.

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