Trump told how the war against Iran could end
Donald Trump stated that Iran is interested in a deal with the US but is not yet ready to agree on American terms. He also claims that B-2 bomber strikes have deprived Iran of the ability to create nuclear weapons, and he allowed for both the continuation of the war and the conclusion of a deal.
US President Donald Trump, in an interview with Fox News that aired on the night of September 18, stated that Iran is interested in reaching an agreement with Washington but is not yet ready to accept the necessary conditions. "Iran wants to make a deal. In my opinion, it is still not ready. Either they will make a good deal, or there will be no deal at all," Trump said. He also claims that strikes by American B-2 bombers have deprived Iran of the ability to continue work on creating nuclear weapons, and that without this operation, Tehran could already have such weapons. According to Trump's assessment, Iran could use nuclear weapons. Speaking about Iran's condition, the US president characterized the country as being in an extremely difficult situation, noting inflation exceeding 300% and non-payment of salaries to military and police personnel. Trump stated that American forces fully control the Strait of Hormuz. When asked about the further development of the conflict, Trump allowed for both the continuation of military actions and the conclusion of an agreement, saying: "I think that in the end, we will win."