What kind of vine is this, and how do I kill it?

Does it bloom? Almost looks like jasmine of some kind.

Looks like Asian Jasmine

I'm no expert, but it looks exactly like Confederate Jasmine to me.

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It’s not jasmine. It doesn’t bloom. It’s just dark green waxy leaves.

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If you've aggressively cut it back back every year it may not bloom. It blooms in Spring, but if it has been stressed by heavy cutting it wouldn't bloom because it is concentrating energy in regrowing the vine.

Ok. Any ideas on how to kill it?

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Ok. Any ideas on how to kill it?

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find the main stem/trunk and dig it up

You probably have location tags turned on in your camera settings.

I've had good success with stump and cut vine killer for Japanese virgin bower, bush killer, climbing hemp, Virginia creeper and poison ivy. Unfortunately, it can be labor intensive. I've been less successful with blackberry, morning glory and common briar...digging up is better for them.

Whatever your problem vine is, locate the main stems right where roots emerge from ground, cut that exposed main stem and apply the killer while the cut is fresh. If there are numerous such stems, I also hit the cut/treated ones with spray paint to help keep track.

If the vine plants already have established an extensive net of underground runners, it's going to take many applications.

Ask your garden center for a product that is thick to prevent runoff, colored so you can see the coverage and comes with a brush rather than a spout.

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Why?

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Because my pictures were doing this

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The images you uploaded are giving your exact location when I upload them to iNaturalist. I'm not sure how you fix that.

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I'll remove the location tag on them and repost them when I get a moment.