Trump again: 'Iran war could end very soon, probably right after elections'
Trump again: 'Iran war could end very soon, probably right after elections' US President Donald Trump has again said that the war with Iran could end soon, "probably right after the elections", while questioning who in Tehran Washington could negotiate with. Speaking at a rally in Mobile, Alabama, Trump said: "I don't know who the hell to deal with. There's nobody to deal with. Nobody wants to be…
US President Donald Trump reiterated his belief that the war with Iran could conclude swiftly, potentially shortly after the upcoming elections. Speaking at a rally in Mobile, Alabama, Trump posed a question about who in Tehran Washington could negotiate with, expressing frustration over the lack of clear communication channels. "Nobody wants to be president," Trump remarked, adding, "I say, who do I speak to in Iran? … Knock knock, nobody home."
Trump reaffirmed his stance that Iran would never acquire a nuclear weapon, criticizing previous US administrations for failing to take decisive action. He argued that prior presidents had neglected what should have been their responsibility. Trump also painted a bleak picture of Iran's military and economic state, citing the absence of a navy, air force, radar systems, and anti-aircraft defenses. He claimed the country's economy was collapsing, with an alarming inflation rate of approximately 310 percent.
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