Trump: War with Iran will end "very soon" – Tehran holds a different stance
Trump declares war with Iran - Trump: War with Iran will end soon - Former President of the United States, Donald Trump, has declared that the war with Iran, which arose amidst the tense situation in the Middle East, will end "very soon." This statement has further deepened existing concerns within the international community regarding the situation in the region.
However, Tehran officials reacted sharply to Trump's statement, specifically emphasizing that it would be Iran that decides when and how the war will end. This incident has once again clearly revealed the ongoing disagreement between the US and Iran.
Bloomberg news agency reported that Trump's hints that the war would soon end could alleviate concerns about a shock in oil prices. Al Jazeera, meanwhile, began investigating Trump's remarks to Republicans that the Iran war could end "quite soon."
The former president's claims were further solidified when he declared that the "Iran war is very complete" after a phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Although detailed information about the content of these talks was not provided, Trump's statements continue to be in the public spotlight.
Various international mass media outlets (KİV), including The Guardian, BBC, and The Telegraph, widely covered Trump's statements, but specifically noted that Iran's position was different.
Experts emphasize that the situation in the region remains fragile and that statements from both sides could either increase or decrease tensions.