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Trump: War With Iran Will End Soon "One Way or Another"

The US president pointed to the difficulty of identifying negotiating counterparts in Tehran after the deaths of most Iranian leaders.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: en

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

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US President Donald Trump said early Saturday that the war with Iran would end soon "one way or another," noting that the United States is having difficulty identifying who it can deal with in Tehran, in reference to the deaths of most Iranian leaders.

Trump did not provide additional details about how the war might end, nor about a possible timeline for that, leaving his remarks open to multiple interpretations regarding what he meant by "one way or another."

The US president's remarks come as international parties closely follow the course of the war between the United States and Iran, amid reports of the deaths of a large number of senior Iranian leaders, which Trump described as a factor complicating the identification of effective negotiating counterparts within the Iranian leadership.

Tehran has not immediately issued any official response to Trump's latest remarks. Close international monitoring of developments in the situation is expected to continue in the coming days, amid questions about how realistic the US president's expectations are regarding the war's end drawing near.

No details have yet emerged about specific diplomatic efforts by Washington to reach a settlement with the Iranian side, amid the ambiguity surrounding Trump's remarks on how the war will end.

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