Trump after meeting with Qatari PM says he believes war with Iran is militarily ‘effectively over’ – WTOP News
Trump said further strikes are unlikely as talks with Qatari mediators show positive momentum toward a deal and a long-term nuclear solution.
- President Donald Trump announced on Nov 9 that the war in Iran 'militarily is effectively over,' declaring the conflict resolved during a surprise White House briefing.
- Trump made the surprise briefing visit after meeting earlier in the day with Qatar's prime minister, signaling potential diplomatic momentum on Iran policy.
- Additional military action in Iran is 'quite unlikely,' Trump stated, though the United States will remain 'locked and loaded' if necessary.
- Trump added that Iran has been 'decapitated' but said he is seeking a long-term solution to ensure Iran's nuclear program is defanged.
- Diplomatic channels remain open as representatives from Iran are talking 'very politely' while maintaining the status quo at neighboring countries' behest.
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US President Donald Trump met with Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani. He then declared that Iran's game was over militarily. He also stated that Iran had been largely incapacitated, but efforts to permanently neutralize its nuclear program remained ongoing.
Trump says Iran war is ‘effectively over’ at snap news conference
US President Donald Trump said the Iran war was “effectively over” in remarks that suggest a resumption of major combat operations is unlikely, despite rampant speculation about renewed bombing following the midterm elections.
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Trump says Iran war is ‘militarily effectively over’ at snap news conference
US President Donald Trump said the Iran war was “effectively over” in remarks that suggest a resumption of major combat operations is unlikely, despite rampant speculation about renewed bombing following the midterm elections.
The U.S. president added on his network Truth Social that if a resurgence of strikes against Iran was "unlikely," the U.S. remained "ready to intervene."
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