Iran War Updates: Trump Envoy Says War Could Last Another Year as Oil Prices Continue Rising
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The United States is preparing for a long-term conflict with Iran, even if the Trump administration hopes that the bombings and economic sanctions it imposes will cause the Islamic Republic to make major concessions, reports Financial Times.
The United States will continue the war with Iran until a meaningful agreement is reached on Iran's nuclear program, US Ambassador to the United Nations Michael Walz told the Financial Times.
The United States is preparing for a protracted conflict with Iran, although the Trump administration is counting on bombings and economic sanctions to force Tehran to make major concessions.
London: The Financial Times published a report by its New York correspondent, in which she reported on the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz, saying that his country was ready to engage in a long and complex confrontation with Iran, at a time when President Donald Trump was relying on bombing campaigns and economic sanctions to force the Islamic Republic to make major concessions.
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