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Mar 10, 2026

Trump: ‘Iran War Will Be Over Soon’-Details Below 👇👇👇

President Donald Trump stated that the United States and Israel had largely achieved their military objectives and suggested that the conflict with Iran could end soon, though he did not provide a clear timeline.

Speaking at a press conference in Doral, Florida on March 9, Trump described the current military campaign as limited in scope. The appearance marked his first question-and-answer briefing since launching the airstrike operation against Iran on February 28.

“We carried out a limited operation because we believed it was necessary to eliminate certain individuals,” Trump said. “You’ll see that this is intended to be a short mission.”

When a reporter asked whether the United States might end the operation within days or sometime this week, the president responded that it would not happen immediately but insisted the conclusion was approaching. “No, but soon — very soon,” he said, declining to set a specific deadline.

Trump again claimed that joint actions by the U.S. and Israel had severely damaged Iran’s naval forces, air capabilities, and missile systems. However, he acknowledged that additional efforts were still required. “We’ve achieved victories in many areas, but it’s not enough yet,” he said, emphasizing the need for what he called a “final victory.”

Pressed further on his remarks, Trump clarified that the central goal of the campaign was to force Iran to commit to abandoning nuclear weapons development.

“That’s the point where Iran looks at our negotiator and says, ‘Okay, we’re not going to pursue that,’” Trump said, referring to Steve Witkoff, who represents Washington in negotiations with Tehran regarding its nuclear program. According to Trump, Iranian officials had refused to make that commitment during earlier talks.

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