Trump signals endgame to Iran war, gives a deadline for stopping military strikes
US President Donald Trump has indicated that American military operations in Iran could end within weeks, suggesting a conclusion to the campaign without a formal agreement with Tehran. Trump's remarks signal a shift in tone amid the ongoing war, which has triggered instability across the Middle East.
US President Donald Trump has suggested that American military operations in Iran could end soon. He stated that the US would be leaving Iran within two to three weeks. The decision to withdraw is based on whether Iran's nuclear capabilities are sufficiently weakened. Trump's comments come as military activity continues across the Middle East, with explosions reported in Tehran and Iranian-linked attacks targeting infrastructure in Gulf countries. The US president has urged countries dependent on oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz to secure their own oil. Trump's proposed timeline highlights a growing divergence with Israel, which has vowed to continue its military campaign against Iran.
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