US EditionTrump says Iran and Israel will have peace 'soon'
- On June 15, 2025, President Donald Trump stated on social media that a resolution between Iran and Israel is expected soon amid their ongoing conflict.
- This statement followed fresh exchanges of attacks overnight between Israel and Iran, with Israel intensifying its campaign targeting Iranian nuclear-related sites.
- Israeli air strikes targeted missile launchers and fuel storage facilities, leading to a halt in production at Iran's largest natural-gas complex, while emergency responders reported that at least six Israelis, including children, lost their lives.
- Trump said the United States is not currently involved militarily, expressed openness to Vladimir Putin mediating, and warned Iran it faces unprecedented force if it targets Americans.
- The conflict's escalation pressures global oil prices up nine percent since Friday and suggests diplomatic efforts face a narrow window before the campaign likely lasts weeks.
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