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Trump says Iran is in very bad shape in US-Iran war

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  • President Trump said on the 29th that Iran was in a very bad situation in the war with the United States and said Iran would eventually give up.
  • The article mentioned that the U.S. blockade cut off Iran's oil exports, and the war made life difficult for the Iranian people.
  • Iranian President Peszeskian said that he would never surrender.

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Why It Matters

The US-Iraq War began on February 28. The United States and Israel took the lead in launching attacks on Iran, and Iran subsequently counterattacked against US military bases in Israel and Persian Gulf countries.

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U.S. President Trump described on the 29th that Iran was in a "very bad situation" in the war with the United States. (European News Agency)

U.S. President Trump said on the 29th that he did not know whether Tehran was "ready to give up" but described Iran's "very bad situation" in the war with the United States.

Reuters reported that Trump told reporters on the 29th: "I don't know if they are ready to give up, but they will give up."

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"Their situation is very bad," he continued.

The U.S. blockade has cut off Iran's economic lifeline, namely oil exports, and the economic costs caused by the war have also made the lives of the Iranian people more difficult.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian told the United Nations General Assembly last week that Tehran would never give in to U.S. pressure. At the same time, the war has caused oil prices to rise, becoming a key issue facing Trump's Republican Party before the U.S. midterm elections in November.

According to information provided by market data analysis company Kpler, oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz rebounded in September, and are expected to be approximately 9.72 million barrels per day.

The Iran war began on February 28. At that time, the United States and Israel took the lead in launching attacks on Iran, and Tehran subsequently launched counterattacks against Israel and the Persian Gulf countries with US military bases in their territory. Reuters pointed out that since the outbreak of the war, Trump’s statements about the goals and timetable of the war have changed many times.

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What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Iran's oil exports will continue to be affected by US blockade

    Likely · Within weeks

  • Oil prices likely to remain volatile due to geopolitical tensions

    Possible · Within months

Open Questions

  • When will the war end?
  • Will Iran really give up resistance?
  • Will the United States adjust its policy toward Iran?

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