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Trump predicts imminent end to Iran conflict and falling oil prices

US President Donald Trump has stated that the conflict with Iran could conclude very soon, potentially following the upcoming elections. Trump asserted that Iran's military and economic capabilities have been decimated, claiming the country lacks a functional navy, air force, and air defense systems, while facing inflation near 310 percent. He warned Tehran that it faces a choice between the ‘easy way’ or the ‘hard way’ and suggested that a resolution would lead to a sharp drop in global oil and fuel prices.

In response, Iranian National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaee dismissed these claims as delusions, stating that the reality of the conflict is being shaped by the Iranian people, military, and missile capabilities. He argued that Trump's assertions do not reflect the situation on the ground.

To address energy market volatility, G7 leaders have agreed to release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil from strategic reserves over the next four months. Meanwhile, reports indicate the US is considering increasing its naval presence in the Middle East to provide greater operational flexibility.

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Democratic Party · Donald Trump · G7 · International Crisis Group · Iran · JPMorgan · Mohsen Rezaee · Republican Party · United States

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