
US President Donald Trump said the US is winning a monumental victory over Iran, noting that from a military point of view, victory has already been achieved, and promised a significant reduction in oil prices after the victory.
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Trump made the statement during the Presidents Cup golf tournament, answering questions from a Fox News journalist.
The US wins a “grand victory” over Iran. American President Donald Trump said this while answering questions from a Fox News journalist.
“We will win this war very soon. From a military point of view, we have already won, but this does not mean that we have stopped there. However, we certainly have a great victory,” he said during the Presidents Cup golf tournament.
Trump also promised that after defeating Iran, oil prices would “fall significantly” to pre-war levels.
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Oil prices will drop significantly after the US victory over Iran
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