Trump Says Iran War Will End 'Very Soon' but Offers No Details
The US president repeated that the war will conclude shortly and reiterated that Tehran will not be permitted to obtain a nuclear weapon.
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US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the ongoing war involving Iran would end "very soon," though he did not provide specifics on how or when a resolution might be reached, according to Al Jazeera.
Trump reiterated a position he has repeated in recent public remarks: that Iran will not be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon under his administration.
Few details provided
The president's comments came without elaboration on what steps, negotiations, or military developments might bring the conflict to a close. The lack of detail leaves open questions about the current state of talks or hostilities.
The situation remains fluid, with officials and observers continuing to watch for further statements from the White House or other parties involved in the conflict.
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- Iran war live: Trump claims war will end ‘very soon’, gives no details — Al Jazeera — All
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