US EditionTrump says Iran war timeline is likely 4-5 weeks but could go ‘far longer’
The U.S.-Israel campaign aims to neutralize Iran's missile and naval forces while preventing nuclear development and proxy support, with over 11 Iranian warships destroyed, officials said.
- President Donald Trump stated that large-scale combat operations in Iran could last four to five weeks but might extend longer, aiming to eliminate threats from Iran's nuclear and missile programs and military capabilities.
- US-Israeli strikes reportedly killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and damaged hundreds to over a thousand targets, while Iran retaliated with missile attacks across Gulf states, causing regional instability.
- The conflict led to US casualties including deaths in combat and a friendly fire incident in Kuwait, with ongoing operations and control over much of Iranian airspace.
- Trump indicated that US officials are considering potential candidates to lead Iran following the death of Khamenei and called for Iran’s military leaders to surrender for full immunity.
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