The United States has taken a non-interference stance on the growing conflict between India and Pakistan, with Vice President JD Vance stating the issue is “fundamentally none of our business.” This reflects a shift in U.S. foreign policy, favoring diplomacy over direct involvement. As tensions escalate following India’s Operation Sindoor and Pakistan’s response, the U.S. position has sparked global debate over the international community’s role in resolving disputes between nuclear-armed nations. In a Fox News interview, Vance emphasized support for de-escalation but said the U.S. cannot force either side to disarm.