I'd call in SB with that hand. Flop, go for x/raise. If he 3bets you on the flop, just fold it. V is probably stabbing this flop a lot, though.
If he calls x/raise, barrel turn. If he calls or raises turn, just give up.
If he checks behind flop, check/fold turn.

Pre is standard, flop is also standard, although x/r is definitely an option - setting up for turn shove. As played, turn should be a check/call, can't see a good reason for x/r'ing this turn, I feel like you're just regretting not x/r'ing the flop.
If you've just called the turn I would try to get it to showdown and x/f if bet to, we block Ad with another diamond so it's very likely we're beat here but it's still the most "profitable" line. If you wanted to take an aggressive line with this hand, x/r'ing the flop and getting it in on the turn is the way to go, turn's line is definitely a mistake in my eyes.

I think the above comments are good and I don't have much different to add. Only thing I will add is on the flop it's interesting to talk about the dynamic because if you go for x/r, then you are pretty much are often repping just KK, which is definitely in your range, but you shouldn't have really any two pair combos or 66/22. I usually don't like trying to rep such a narrow value range, but I do think that the player on the button is stabbing a ton here and the PFR is likely not getting too tricky in this spot, so with the assumed large amount of FE I probably still x/r in this type of game often setting up a turn shove. As played flop call is fine, but I don't raise turn simply because I don't think you rep sets+ all that well and since you have too much equity to fold I just call and go from there.

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I feel like after all your input x/r flop to bet/gii on turn take the more aggressive approach
Flop x/r on that texture i could just pick up dead money often but not having any read on BUT doesn't help, although we do have pair+nfd+other stuff allowing us to continue aggression on decent amount of turns v a range if he flats our flop x/r will be in an uncomfortable spot even if he is as strong as Kxxx or AAxx? or am i just way of his flop b/c range here?

I like the x/r vs btn but do we look to do the same vs MP assuming btn folds?