Iran-US war to end in 2029? Tehran official's answer and ‘there is a price’ warning as impasse over peace deal remains
US-Iran war: IRGC's Mohammad Reza Naqdi said that Iran is yet to achieve its 'final objective and that Iran will gain more experience if the war is prolonged.
An Iran Guards official has suggested that the war between the United States and Iran could continue until the end of former President Donald Trump's term in January 2029. Mohammad Reza Naqdi, a general in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, stated this in a recent interview with PBS News Hour. Naqdi said that Iran aims to prolong the conflict to gain experience and deter future attacks, as the US has launched strikes against Iran multiple times.
The top official also noted that Iran has learned valuable lessons about fighting against the US during the five months of war, while also believing the American military is weaker than initially perceived. Meanwhile, reports suggest Iran has reorganized its military to be more aggressive in foreign conflicts, signaling a potential shift towards a more offensive approach in the ongoing regional conflict.
Despite mediation efforts by countries like Pakistan, Turkey, and Oman, talks aimed at ending the war have remained unsuccessful.
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