President Donald Trump has said that a conflict involving Iran will end “very soon,” but offered no further details on how or when that might happen. In a brief statement, he also reiterated that Tehran does not possess a nuclear weapon.
Trump’s remarks were made in a live address to the nation, where he reiterated his long‑standing position that Iran has not yet acquired a nuclear weapon and that the United States remains committed to preventing such a development.
“The war will end very soon,” Trump said, adding that no further details would be provided at this time.
While the President did not elaborate on the circumstances that would bring the conflict to a close, his comments were consistent with his broader policy stance on Iran, which has emphasized diplomatic engagement and the need to curb nuclear ambitions.
No additional information was released regarding the timeline or the specific actions that would lead to the end of the conflict, leaving observers to await further clarification from the White House.
<small>Source: Al Jazeera — read the original story there.</small>
