3 weeks ago
Trump says Iran war 'has to end pretty soon'
The United States and Iran are in the middle of a war.
President Donald Trump of the United States says he thinks the war will end very soon.
He believes Iran cannot keep fighting for much longer.
Some people said the US was running low on ammunition, but Trump said that is not true.
He said the US has plenty of weapons and an "unlimited supply."
Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, said the US is putting "maximum" economic pressure on his country.
He said Iran loses about 230 million cubic metres of gas every day because of attacks from the US and Israel.
In Saudi Arabia, more than 10 people, including a little child, were hurt in attacks by Houthi rebels from Yemen.
Oil prices went up because Iran is reported to have attacked targets in the Strait of Hormuz, a very important waterway for ships.
Trump said he believes the US-Iran conflict could end "pretty soon" because Tehran "can't go much longer."
Trump rejected ammunition shortage reports, insisting the US has an "unlimited supply" and "literally massive amounts of ammunition."
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran is losing roughly 230 million cubic metres of gas daily due to US-Israeli attacks.
Saudi Arabia reported more than 10 civilians, including a four-year-old child, injured in Houthi rebel attacks.
Oil prices extended gains after reports that Iran attacked "hostile targets" in the Strait of Hormuz and is seeking an Oman deal to bar US ships from the waterway.
- Who
- US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, with Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthi rebels also involved.
- What
- The US-Iran conflict continues, with Trump saying it could end "pretty soon" while both sides trade claims over ammunition, gas losses and the Strait of Hormuz.
- Where
- Washington and the wider West Asia region, including Iran, Saudi Arabia and the Strait of Hormuz.
- When
- Thursday, amid ongoing hostilities.
- Why
- The US and Iran remain locked in hostilities, with Iran reportedly seeking a deal with Oman to prevent US ships from using the Strait of Hormuz.
US Administration's Position
Iranian Government's Position
Conflict duration
US Administration's Position
Trump says the conflict could end "pretty soon" because Tehran "can't go much longer."
Iranian Government's Position
Pezeshkian says coordinated governance and cooperation with neighbours helped Iran withstand the war, with citizens who "didn't feel the war."
US ammunition supplies
US Administration's Position
Trump says the US has an "unlimited supply" of weapons and is "in very good shape."
Iranian Government's Position
Reports of ammunition shortages continue to circulate; Trump rejected them as false.
Impact of the war on Iran
US Administration's Position
Attacks have imposed "maximum" economic pressure and cost Iran about 230 million cubic metres of gas per day.
Iranian Government's Position
Iran claims effective crisis management and resilience, with ordinary citizens who "didn't feel the war" despite infrastructure attacks.
Key facts
- Conflict
- US-Iran war, ongoing in the West Asia region
- Trump on end of war
- Could end "pretty soon"; Tehran "can't go much longer"
- US ammunition
- Trump: "unlimited supply" and "literally massive amounts"
- Iran's daily gas losses
- About 230 million cubic metres per day, per Pezeshkian
- Economic pressure
- US imposed "maximum" economic pressure on Iran, per Pezeshkian
- Civilians injured in Saudi Arabia
- More than 10, including a four-year-old child, in Houthi attacks
- Oil prices
- Extended gains after Strait of Hormuz attack reports
- Strait of Hormuz
- Iran attacked "hostile targets"; reportedly seeking Oman deal to bar US ships
Quotes
Masoud Pezeshkian
President of Iran
“"The U.S. has imposed maximum economic pressure on Tehran, and Iran is losing around 230 million cubic metres of gas every day due to US‑Israeli attacks."”
firstpost.com
“"The war could end pretty soon, and I believe Tehran can’t go much longer."”
firstpost.com
Sources
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