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Trump defends Iran war at 9/11 memorial, predicts end after midterms

During a 9/11 memorial ceremony at the Pentagon, President Donald Trump defended the ongoing military conflict with Iran, stating he has no regrets and would make the same decisions if given the chance. Trump emphasized that the primary objective of the war is to prevent the Islamic Republic of Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, which he characterized as a threat to Israel and the Middle East.

Trump predicted that the conflict would conclude shortly after the U.S. midterm elections in November, suggesting that Tehran is attempting to influence the election results through regional instability. The conflict has coincided with rising energy costs, with U.S. gasoline prices reaching a national average of $4.27 a gallon, a factor that analysts suggest could impact Republican support during the upcoming elections.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth also spoke at the memorial, noting that military operations have significantly impacted Iran's capabilities. Meanwhile, the IAEA has reported increased activity at Iranian sites near Natanz, adding to the geopolitical tension surrounding the region's nuclear program.

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