Starting September 9, President Trump said he believes the U.S. war with Iran will end 'immediately after' the November midterm elections, claiming Iran is trying to hold out to complicate the vote. On September 11, he tied the Iran war to 9/11 in a Pentagon speech, and on September 12 he signaled distance from Iran peace talks.
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Trump on Iran: I think the war will end immediately after the election.
Trump on Iran: We are not looking for negotiations with Iran. A negotiation could possibly happen, but it’s not something we are looking at. This war will end immediately after our election.
Trump says Iran war will end right after U.S. midterm elections Reuters
President Trump said on Wednesday he believes the U.S. war with Iran will end “immediately” after November’s midterm elections. “I think the war is going to end immediately after the election,” Trump told reporters at Joint Base Andrews en route to the Republican midterm convention in Dallas. “They can’t hold out any longer,” he continued....
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday predicted that the war with Iran will end “immediately after” the American midterm elections in November because Tehran was trying to influence the vote but would not be able to hold out more in the face of US economic pressure. “I think war is going to end immediately after the election because they can’t hold out any longer. They’re desperate to try and
The president added the US is not looking to restart negotiations with Iran after the failure of previous ceasefires.
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“I think the war will end immediately after the election because they can't hold out any longer,” Trump stated as he prepared to board Air Force One.
President Trump is claiming an end to the Iran war is in sight as he campaigns with Republicans ahead of the midterms. Meanwhile, his trade war with Canada and new claims about his personal experience with 9/11 are raising questions. CBS News' Nancy Cordes has more.
President Trump said Wednesday that the war with Iran would end “immediately” after the Nov. 3 US midterm elections, telling reporters before a trip to Dallas for a Republican midterm convention that Tehran “can’t hold out any longer” and was trying to influence the vote [alarabiya.net#1][thenationalnews.com#1][koreatimes.co.kr#1][politico.com#1][thehindu.com#1]. He said oil prices would fall afte
Seven months after launching the war on Iran, US President Donald Trump says it will end immediately after midterms.
Trump on Iran: We are more powerful now than OPEC. The war will be over shortly after the election.
DALLAS — President Donald Trump attempted to turn one of his biggest political vulnerabilities into a strength for Republicans here Wednesday, making the war with Iran a key focus of his speech at the party’s midterm convention.
Hostilities between the U.S. and Iran show little sign of easing, with the war now into its seventh month.
Trump says Iran war to end after US midterm elections, threatens to attack Pickaxe Mountain Reuters
President Trump said Wednesday he expects the U.S. war with Iran to end “immediately after” the Nov. 3 midterm elections, but said oil prices likely would not fall before then [bbc.co.uk#1][politico.com#1][thenationalnews.com#1][thehindu.com#1][ndtv.com#1][alarabiya.net#1]. Speaking before leaving Joint Base Andrews for a Republican midterm convention in Dallas, Trump said Tehran “can’t hold out a
CAIRO/WASHINGTON/DUBAI, Sept 10 - President Donald Trump said he expected the war with Iran to end after the November U.S. midterm elections and threatened again to attack a site associated with the Islamic Republic's nuclear programme after the two sides launched their biggest wave of attacks on shipping since the start of the six-month-old war.
US might attack Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain, president says
The President suggested that Iran’s government is holding out in hopes of hurting Republican political prospects.
POLITICS AS USUAL.... Stop Trump's Carnage - Vote in November! TRUMP'S IRAN FAILURES.... Trump says Iran is "desperate" to affect the election, predicts war will end immediately after. White House advisers privately say the Iran war could last beyond President Trump's term, WSJ reports. MEANWHILE TODAY... US attacks Iranian targets Iran attacks Hormus shipping and US military US Diesel at record h
Top White House officials have reportedly told Trump that Iran would resist the US blockade through the rest of his term to Inauguration Day in Jan. 2029.
President Trump says the Iran war will not end before the midterm elections conclude. CBS News' Norah O'Donnell asked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about the conflict for "60 Minutes."
Trump has tied the end of his war on Iran to the midterms. But with Iran holding firm, the political cost is mounting.
President Trump said in a new interview with "The Ingraham Angle" on Thursday that he would make the same decisions on the Iran war, despite acknowledging that he sometimes questions himself. Why it matters: The Iran war is weighing on Trump and Republicans as they make their case to voters ahead of the midterms. Trump faces declining approval ratings as Republicans sour on the president, thanks t
Trump says he does not regret Iran war despite impact it may have on midterm elections Reuters
Speaking to Fox News presenter Laura Ingraham, Trump said that he would have attacked Iran despite the impact on the midterm elections.
President Trump said Thursday the war with Iran could end before the Nov. 3 US midterm elections, revising his statement a day earlier that it would end immediately afterward. In a phone interview with NewsNation, Trump said he was unsure whether Tehran could withstand mounting US economic pressure and added that the conflict would be settled “after the elections. Or maybe sooner” [middleeastmonit
US President Donald Trump told Fox News Thursday he didn't have any regrets about launching the US-Israeli war against Iran, insisting he would do "exactly" as he had done again if given another chance. The rising cost of living fuelled by the war is expected to take a toll on support for Trump's right-wing Republican Party in the November midterm elections. Follow our liveblog for the latest upda
Reporter: Is it possible that the Iran war will last the rest of your term? Trump: No. There’s not even a chance of that.
On Friday morning, at the ceremony of remembrance for the 184 who died at the Pentagon when hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 crashed there on 9/11, President Trump put the Iran war in the context of fighting global terrorism and one of its persistent state sponsors. CBS News chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes reports.
Trump: The Iran war will end after the midterms. Q: If Republicans lose, why would the war end? Trump: A lot of people think if we lose, I’ll just be more angry and I’ll just take care of business, you know? Either way, they lose.
DUBLIN, Sept 12 - U.S. President Donald Trump will meet Ireland's leaders on Saturday before attending a golf tournament this weekend, a departure from his recent focus on the Iran war and his party's effort to maintain power in November's midterm elections.
Reporter: When will the war in Iran end? Trump: I think very soon, probably right after midterms. They are trying to hold out as long as they can to complicate the election.
President Donald Trump is playing down prospects for renewed Iran peace talks and broader US involvement even as Houthi activity adds another source of escalation to the conflict. Bloomberg News White House Correspondent Jeff Mason joins Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss President Trump's statements made during the Presidents trip to Ireland. (Source: Bloomberg)