Trump Predicts Imminent End to Iran Conflict, Cites Economic Benefits
U.S. President Donald Trump expressed optimism Tuesday that the "matter with Iran" is nearing a resolution, stating the country is "failing" and in "complete collapse." Speaking at an event launching a new U.S. government website, Trump reiterated his commitment to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and predicted a subsequent drop in oil prices.
"This matter with Iran is going to be ending very soon. They are failing, and they are in complete collapse," Trump declared. He added, "They will not have nuclear weapons, and oil prices are going to be coming down very soon. They're going to come back down to the price where they were before I had to make this little run into the Islamic Republic of Iran."
When questioned about the administration's achievements in its policy toward Iran, Trump suggested that their full significance would only become clear with historical perspective. He anticipated that future historical accounts of the United States would highlight these actions as among the nation's most important accomplishments.
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