Trump Says US Will ‘Win’ Iran War Soon, Leaves Door Open to Strikes Before Midterms
Trump said U.S. officials are still talking with mediators as he predicted lower gasoline prices and said the conflict could end quickly.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump told Fox News he expects to win the war against Iran "very soon," while acknowledging that fresh military strikes ahead of the US midterm elections are "possible."
- Tensions escalated after Trump rejected Iran's seven-day proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for resuming nuclear talks, signaling the plan did not meet US expectations.
- Trump cited inflation of 318% as evidence that the US is succeeding in "Operation Economic Outcast," claiming Iran's economy is "completely dismantled" while stressing nuclear deterrence remains central.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi responded that Tehran remains prepared for a "doomsday war," criticizing the US rejection while reiterating that Iran seeks the release of frozen assets to end hostilities.
- Distinguished Fellow Barbara Slavin describes the indirect contacts, mediated by Qatar, as "kabuki diplomacy," noting that despite mutual willingness to negotiate, meaningful breakthroughs remain elusive as both sides maintain hardline positions.
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US president says Iran 'doing very poorly,' will eventually give up
Iran conflict will end ‘very, very soon’, says Trump; calls U.S. action historic
US President Donald Trump stated during an event in Washington that the conflict with Iran will end “very, very soon.” He reiterated that Iran will not be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons and claimed that their efforts are failing.
Trump Says the United States Is Going to Win The Iran War and That It Is Going to Be One Way or the Other in the End
Speaking from the Oval Office, the president said the United States is going to win the war with Iran and that it will happen one way or the other — language that rules out any return to how things stood before February. He has rejected Tehran's latest offer, and the two sides remain incompatible on the one question that matters most: who moves first.
US President Donald Trump made new statements regarding tensions with Iran. Stating that Iran has failed miserably, Trump said, "This will be over very soon." The US-Iran tension continues to occupy the international arena. Statements from both countries...
He said that oil prices would begin to decline and return to pre-war levels.
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