Trump Says He Expects War Between Israel and Iran to End 'Very Soon'
US president predicts conflict resolution will bring down oil prices, according to TASS.
US President Donald Trump said he expects the war between Israel and Iran to end "very soon," according to a report by Russian news agency TASS.
Trump reportedly said that oil prices would fall once the conflict concludes.
The TASS report did not provide additional details on the president's remarks, including the context or venue in which they were made, nor did it specify a timeline for when Trump expects the conflict to conclude.
Israel and Iran have been engaged in hostilities, though the source material does not detail the current state or history of the conflict beyond Trump's comments.
Further details on the situation, including reactions from Israeli or Iranian officials, were not included in the available reporting.
Sources
- US president expects war with Iran to end ‘very soon’ — TASS (Russia)
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