Trump Says US 'on the Cusp' of Ending Iran War in Address
Trump said the conflict could end soon as the administration extended its timeline to two to three more weeks.
- On Wednesday, President Trump addressed the nation for the first time since the war began 33 days ago, declaring the goal of preventing Iranian nuclear weapons has been "attained" and signaling the conflict is nearing completion.
- The conflict began in late February when the United States and Israel launched joint airstrikes against Iran, forcing the country to curtail traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping lane.
- Trump told reporters the conflict will last two to three weeks longer than the initial four- to six-week timeline, while claiming "The new group is less radical and much more reasonable."
- Shahriar Afshar, an Iranian immigrant, criticized the potential withdrawal, warning "Because you leave the problem intact," and arguing the intervention prevents another 47 years of oppression.
- Amid sliding approval ratings hitting first-term lows, gasoline in the United States is averaging more than $4 per gallon, reflecting economic pressures from the extended conflict.
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