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Trump hopes Iran war nearing end as Houthi-Saudi fighting escalates
- President Donald Trump predicted the war with Iran will end "very soon," likely after November's midterm elections, asserting that oil prices will "come tumbling down" once the conflict concludes.
- Houthi forces have seized Yemen's Red Sea coast and launched drone strikes on Saudi energy infrastructure, deepening global supply risks while pushing crude prices above $100 a barrel.
- While Trump claims to have communicated "directly" with Iranian officials regarding a deal, Tehran's Supreme National Security Council secretary Mohsen Rezaei rejected the assertions as "mixed signals" and denied negotiations.
- Trump is expected to meet with Gulf leaders on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly this Tuesday to coordinate postwar strategy and address regional security concerns.
- The conflict may persist beyond the midterms, as energy supply chains remain disrupted and regional tensions continue to challenge the administration's claims of a rapid and peaceful resolution.
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Iran has stated this Saturday that security in the Middle East "cannot be dictated from outside the region" and accused Israel and the United States of using military force as a tool to "redesign the political and security landscape" of the area.
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