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Trump Says Iran War Will End Soon After US Strikes

Trump Says Iran War Will End Soon After US Strikes
US Prez Trump says Iran war 'will not be long’ · thehansindia.com

President Donald Trump says the United States is fighting Iran to stop it from building a nuclear weapon.

He says American attacks badly damaged three Iranian nuclear sites.

Trump claims the damage could delay Iran’s nuclear program for 25 years.

He also says the United States is watching the sites from space.

Trump claims US forces have defeated Iran’s navy and air force.

He says the United States controls the Strait of Hormuz, an important route for oil shipments.

He warned that Europe could face danger if Iran obtained a nuclear weapon.

The article does not independently verify these claims, including his statements about Iran’s inflation and casualties.

Key facts

Conflict purpose
Trump said the United States entered the war to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
Nuclear sites
Trump claimed three Iranian nuclear sites were “obliterated” by US attacks.
Reconstruction estimate
Trump said Iran would need 25 years to rebuild its nuclear program if the United States left.
Strait of Hormuz
Trump claimed US forces controlled the waterway and were striking Iranian boats there.
Iranian economy
Trump claimed Iran’s inflation could be as high as 300 percent, without providing supporting evidence.
Protest casualties
Trump claimed 75,000 Iranian protesters had been killed, without independent verification in the article.
European warning
Trump said Iran would be more likely to use a nuclear weapon against Europe because of its missile capability there.

Quotes

Donald Trump

US president discussing the stated purpose and outcome of the Iran conflict

“We control the Hormuz Strait. We have great control over the Hormuz Strait we’re taking out 30, 40 boats a night, and a lot of oil is coming out of there.”
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“If we left Iran today, it would take them 25 years to rebuild it. But we’re not going to do that.”
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