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Trump Reiterates War with Iran Will End Soon
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In Short: US President Donald Trump reiterated on Thursday during a rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, that the war with Iran will end 'very, very soon,' although he avoided giving an exact date.
US President Donald Trump reiterated on Thursday during a rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, that the war with Iran will end 'very, very soon,' although he avoided giving an exact date.
At a rally in Rock Hill, Trump told supporters, 'Everybody knows we had to attack Iran. We had to make sure they never have a nuclear weapon, and it's gonna be over very, very soon,' emphasizing the need to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
In a radio interview with KCMO, Trump said, 'The war will end soon, one way or another,' and added, 'We need a guarantee there'll never be a nuclear weapon.' He also suggested that Iran's navy was 'all at the bottom of the sea,' and that the IRGC was not present during his observation.
During a campaign event in Nebraska, Trump stated that gas prices would come down after the war with Iran ends 'very soon,' and suggested that Iran could target cities like Los Angeles and San Diego, indicating the severity of the conflict.
Transit routes in the Strait of Hormuz deemed illegal by Iran will soon be closed, according to an adviser to the Revolutionary Guards’ Commander, referring to the southern pathway hugging Oman’s coast.
Background
At a rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, US President Donald Trump reiterated his stance that the war with Iran will end 'very, very soon,' without providing any additional details on how this might occur.
US President Donald Trump reiterated on Thursday during a rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, that the war with Iran will end 'very, very soon,' although he avoided giving an exact date.
What's confirmed
- US President Donald Trump reiterated on Thursday during a rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, that the war with Iran will end "very, very soon," although he avoided giving an exact date.
- The source said there were indications of progress being made.
- Speaking to Kansas City radio station KCMO ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, the president said "it's going to get wrapped up soon," without specifying how.
- "We need a guarantee there'll never be a nuclear weapon," he added.
- President Donald Trump said Friday that he believed the war would end soon but did not explain how an agreement would be reached.
- U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday the war with Iran is "going to get wrapped up soon," without saying how, as Qatari mediators returned to Tehran with revised proposals to end the eight-month conflict.
- Trump said in a KCMO radio interview that the war between the United States and Iran would end soon.
- During a campaign event Monday in Nebraska, President Donald Trump, after saying gas prices would come down after the war with Iran ends “very soon,” said “they can take out a city” and suggested Los Angeles and San Diego as options.
- Trump on Iran war: Its going to get wrapped up soon - anews Contact Us WORLD Islamic World Africa Americas Asia Australia Europe Middle East Türkiye POLITICS Turkish Politics U.S. Politics European Union Anti-terror fight Islamophobia Diplomacy ECONOMY Tech Business Food Travel SPORTS Football Basketball Tennis Motorsport Others MAGAZINE Celebrities Screen Entertainment Cinema News World Trump on Iran war: It's going to get wrapped up soon Trump on Iran war: It's going to get wrapped up soon U.S. President Donald Trump said he believes the war with Iran will end soon, speaking ahead of the November 3 midterm congressional elections, but offered no details on how the conflict could be resolved.
- The Iranian government has denied any nuclear work is carried out there.
What's still developing
- West Texas Intermediate, remained up about 70% compared to a year ago.
- The talks have been coordinated with the U.S., an official told Reuters.
- Netanyahu told Fox News it was too early to say whether Iran was involved.
- With Iran’s economy in free fall, the country’s currency is getting dragged down too and continues to find new depths with the regime facing a major cash crunch soon.
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