‘I believe right after the election we'll win, but maybe before the election’ — Trump on his Iran war
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Donald Trump's stated timeframe for winning the war against Iran, which has changed from weeks to months and more recently to "right after the election," has exposed the many mistakes the administration made when it launched the conflict in February. The regime in Tehran has largely held out, but now there are signs that Trump may be close to victory, many months after the US president's original deadline, according to a Newsweek analysis.
‘I believe right after the election we'll win, but maybe before the election’ — Trump on his Iran war
President Donald Trump once again repeated his claims of Iran’s imminent collapse during a campaign rally in Texas, recycling boasts he has made for months about Tehran’s military and economy.Hasn't Trump already won this war several hundred...
The U.S. president claims that Tehran is close to "leaving," destroying much of its military capability and linking the war's outcome to the November 3 legislative elections.
US President Donald Trump, referring to the upcoming midterm elections in his country in November regarding a possible victory against Iran, said, "I believe we will win right after the election. But maybe we will win before the election." Stating that the Iranian regime must reach an agreement with the US, Trump warned, "It will end one way or another. Either they will do something smart, or they will be gone for a long time."
"I think we're gonna win right after the election, but maybe before the election," said Trump during a speech in Texas on October 1, he thinks Iran is "ready to collapse" because of economic difficulties. "We can win very easily," the American leader thinks.
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