

US President Donald Trump has said that the war with Iran could end immediately after the country’s midterm elections in November. Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Trump said he believed Iran would not be able to sustain the conflict for much longer because of US economic pressure. He also accused Tehran of attempting to influence the upcoming elections. Trump acknowledged that negotiations could eventually be possible, although he indicated that talks were not currently his preferred option.
The prolonged conflict has raised political and economic concerns for the Trump administration, with senior advisers reportedly worried about the impact of the war on Republican prospects in the November elections. Washington has increasingly relied on economic pressure and sanctions, while tensions around the strategically important Strait of Hormuz remain high. Recent fighting has also pushed oil prices above $100 a barrel, adding to concerns over inflation and the cost of living.


















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