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Trump Warned Iran War Could Last Until 2029, WSJ Reports

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President Trump claimed a war with Iran would end immediately after the midterm elections, but The Wall Street Journal reported officials warned him it could last until 2029. Meanwhile, the IAEA referred Iran to the UN Security Council for nuclear treaty violations.

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  • Trump claimed Iran war would end post-midterms, but officials warned it could last until 2029.
  • Senior officials warned Trump that Iran could withstand U.S. pressure, prolonging conflict.
  • Oil prices surged amid escalating U.S.-Iran military actions and tanker attacks.
  • IAEA referred Iran to UN Security Council for violating nuclear treaty obligations.
  • Iran denies nuclear program and threatens retaliation against IAEA referral.
Trump Warned Iran War Could Last Until 2029, WSJ Reports
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