Trump Predicts Iran War’s End Within Weeks, Vows Total Destruction of Iranian Capabilities

Donald Trump stated on Tuesday that the war with Iran is nearing completion, potentially within two weeks, and aims to dismantle all Iranian military assets.

Regime Change and Nuclear Disarmament

Trump asserted that a change in regime in Iran has occurred, though not as a primary objective. He emphasized that Iran will no longer possess nuclear weapons and that the operation is nearing its conclusion.

Iran’s Reconstruction Timeline

According to Trump, Iran will require 15-20 years to rebuild what it has lost. He claims Iran currently lacks a navy, army, air force, logistical capabilities, air defense, and leadership.

New Iranian Regime and Potential Agreements

The U.S. President stated that Iran does not need to pursue an agreement, characterizing the new regime as more accessible. However, he conceded that a deal is possible if Iran desires it more than the U.S.

Gas Prices and the Strait of Hormuz

Trump predicted a significant drop in gasoline prices once the war with Iran concludes. He stated that prices will fall immediately upon his withdrawal of forces from Iran.

Strait of Hormuz Security and International Navigation

Trump indicated that the Strait of Hormuz will be secure following the U.S. operation, and the U.S. will disengage from its security. He believes China will handle its own shipping through the strait.

Independent Navigation for Other Nations

Trump stated that countries like France seeking oil or gas will navigate the Strait of Hormuz independently, managing their own security in the region.

Threats to U.S. Firms and Saudi Arabia Warning

Trump expressed unconcern regarding threats from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps towards U.S. companies in the region. The U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia issued a warning to American citizens, advising them to seek shelter and avoid windows due to potential threats.

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