Trump's Statement on Iran: War Will End After Midterms
US President Donald Trump stated that they are not currently negotiating with Iran, claiming that the ongoing conflicts will end after the November elections.
Before leaving Washington, US President Donald Trump argued that the ongoing war with Iran will end immediately after the November 3 congressional midterm elections.
No Negotiations Being Held
US President Donald Trump answered journalists' questions about the agenda at the airport before departing Washington for Texas. Trump emphasized that they are not currently conducting any active negotiations with Iran.
Emphasis on Post-Election
Answering a question about when gas prices will drop, Trump pointed to the congressional midterm elections on November 3. Evaluating that "I think the war will end right after the elections because they can't take it anymore," he made his assessments.
Allegations of Election Interference
US President Donald Trump claimed that Iran is trying to influence the congressional midterm elections in his country. However, Trump did not share any details regarding this claim he brought up.
Nuclear Weapon and Regional Control
Reiterating that the main goal of the war with Iran is to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons, Trump stated that the US Navy has full control in the Strait of Hormuz and that numerous oil tankers pass through every day.