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Trump Says Iran War to End 'Fairly Soon,' Plays Down Prospects of New Strikes
Trump says Iran is militarily over and claims 301% inflation as he signals the conflict may end soon.
- On Monday, United States President Donald Trump stated that military action against Iran "does not seem necessary" at present, adding he sees "positive momentum" toward ending the conflict "fairly soon."
- Trump claimed at a White House press conference that Iran is "militarily effectively over" and a "failing country," alleging the nation lost about 85% of manufacturing capability with 268 planes scattered on runways.
- In a Sunday interview with CBS News, Trump acknowledged Vice President JD Vance's analysis that the Republican party lost midterm elections partly because of the war on Iran and rising living costs.
- Election results show The Democrats won 254 seats in the Lower House while Republicans secured 162; The Democrats hold 54 seats in the Upper House of Congress versus 44 for Republicans.
- Despite the potential end to the conflict, Trump warned the US military remains "locked and loaded" and "ready to go," noting the US has not lost a soldier in six months in West Asia.
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US President Trump stated that the war with Iran was nearing its end and said, "A military operation against Iran doesn't seem necessary right now, but we are prepared for all eventualities."
·Istanbul, Türkiye
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US President Donald Trump said that a new military operation against Iran does not currently seem necessary, but that they are prepared for all eventualities. Stating that negotiations are going well, Trump expressed his belief that the conflict will end soon.
·Türkiye
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Trump says military action against Iran 'doesn't seem to be a very necessary thing'
US President Donald Trump said Monday that further military action against Iran did not appear necessary at this stage, while warning that Washington remained prepared to act if the situation changed.
·Lahore, Pakistan
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right3Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution43% Left, 43% Right
Bias Distribution
- 43% of the sources lean Left, 43% of the sources lean Right
43% Right
L 43%
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