Trump says US could stay in Iran and keep oil, like Venezuela deal
Trump said the United States could stay engaged in Iran and keep the oil, citing a Venezuela precedent as Middle East turmoil lifted market concerns.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump suggested from Doonbeg, Ireland, that the United States might remain in Iran to "keep the oil," drawing a parallel with a U.S. push to control a fifth of Venezuela's vast oil reserves.
- Speaking at the Amgen Irish Open, Trump reiterated that he expects the Iran war to end this year, adding that gasoline prices would "drop like a rock" once the conflict concludes.
- Trump claimed he would only pursue the "right deal" rather than one that was "no good," asserting that Iran has been "calling constantly" for peace talks, though Tehran has previously dismissed these claims.
- Oil traders expect prices to rise on Monday following an attack on a Saudi oil pipeline that has roiled Middle East markets, while the President drew a parallel to the Venezuela deal announced in August.
- Midterm elections due in the United States this November may mark the conflict's end, though Trump also introduced the alternative option of remaining engaged with Iran indefinitely.
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Trump suggested that the US could stay in Iran and stay with its oil by comparing the initiative with its plan with Venezuelan reserves.
United States President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that the United States might remain in Iran and retain oil after the end of the war, referring to Washington ' s previous attempts to control part of Venezuela ' s oil reserves.
Trump said the United States could stay in Iran and control oil Donald Trump said the United States could stay in Iran <p>and “take the oil” like Venezuela. He expects the end of the war this year.</p>
U.S. President Donald Trump predicted a possible end to the conflict with Iran before the November mid-term elections for the American Congress. The President of the United States of America allowed the rapid end of the confrontation with the Islamic Republic, transmitting RIA News. According to the American leader, a settlement could take place before or immediately after the interim congressional elections. "The Iran will end immediately after…
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