
US President Donald Trump, during his presence in Ireland, repeated his claim that Iran is desperately seeking to conclude an agreement, indicating that the war with it will end after the US midterm elections or before that, stressing his rejection of any agreement that he considers bad.
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These statements come in light of ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran regarding the nuclear agreement and regional policies.
US President Donald Trump on Sunday reiterated his assertion that the war with Iran will end shortly after the midterm elections next November - or perhaps before that - claiming that Tehran is desperately seeking to conclude an agreement.
Trump said while attending the Irish Open golf tournament at his course in the Doonbeg area: “Look, this may be over before the midterm elections, but it will be over right after those elections. I will tell you this: Iran is desperate to make a deal; they are constantly calling and they want to make a deal. They have to make the right deal, and I will not accept a bad deal.”
Trump began his speech by indicating that the United States would eventually exit the war with Iran, before leaving the matter open to other possibilities.
“We will eventually exit, unless we decide to stay and keep the oil, as is the case in Venezuela,” he said.

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