US President Donald Trump
Trump claims additional military strikes on Iran
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- Trump predicts a significant drop in oil prices after the midterm elections.
- He says the Iran conflict will end after the elections
- Trump accuses Tehran of trying to influence the vote.
- He says the US is not currently pursuing an agreement with Tehran, though negotiations remain possible.
US President Donald Trump addressed reporters before departing for the midterm Republican convention in Dallas, delivering a series of statements regarding energy costs, military operations, and foreign policy expectations.
Addressing energy market fluctuations, Trump asserted that oil prices will fall, predicting a significant decline directly following the US midterm elections.
Shifting to security developments in the Middle East, Trump stated that the United States will launch additional military attacks against Iran.
The US president expressed his belief that the war involving Iran will conclude directly after the midterm elections, alleging that Tehran is taking actions intended to impact the election.
Addressing potential diplomatic engagement, Trump clarified that the US is not seeking to reach an agreement with Iran at present, while noting that negotiations could still take place in the future.
