In brief
During a Friday interview with KCMO radio, President Donald Trump claimed the U.S.–Iran conflict would end “very soon” and vowed American forces would prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, as reported by Xinhua. Trump’s comment echoes a similar remark made earlier this year, though no new diplomatic progress has been confirmed. The United States remains active in discussions about Iran’s nuclear program amid ongoing tensions.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 – President Donald Trump said the conflict between the United States and Iran will end very soon, a statement made during a KCMO radio interview and reported by Xinhua.
Trump stated that “It's going to end very soon,” according to the radio interview, and added that the United States would not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.
"It's going to end very soon," Trump told KCMO radio.
The remark mirrors a similar assertion Trump made in March, when he also said the Iran war would end “very soon,” as noted by various media outlets including Roic.ai.
Despite the emphatic tone, no new diplomatic agreements or military actions have been announced to support Trump’s claim of a swift resolution. The U.S. remains engaged in ongoing talks with Iranian officials and other international partners about the country’s nuclear program.
