Trump: We can stay in Iran a little longer

US President Donald Trump argued that they eliminated their nuclear capacity in the attacks against Iran and said, "We can stay there a little longer."

Trump spoke in Highlands Heights, Kentucky, where he went for the midterm election campaign on November 3.

Referring to the attacks launched by the USA and Israel against Iran on February 28, Trump said, "You know, on that little trip I made to the beautiful Islamic Republic of Iran, we devastated them. But on that trip, we also eliminated their nuclear capacity."

Trump repeated that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons and said, "We can stay there a little longer."

Arguing that Iran has eliminated its weapons and ensured that they do not come back, Trump said, "We are doing this. (The weapons) will not come back. (This) will be over very quickly."

"Gasoline will be cheaper than before"

Trump also pointed to the increasing fuel prices in the USA and said, "By the way, when this (Iran) process is over, your gasoline prices will also drop to lower levels than before."

Referring to the war between Russia and Ukraine, Trump claimed that he rebuilt the US army in his first term, but that former President Joe Biden gave "a large part" of it to Ukraine.

Trump said, "He gave too much. They were going to pay. All he had to do was ask the European Union for money. They were going to pay, so I came and did it."

Regarding the relations between the USA and Venezuela, Trump said, "Do you know how much money we are taking out of Venezuela? We are taking hundreds of billions of dollars out of Venezuela."

"Add Greenland, Venezuela, Iran not having nuclear weapons, jobs, everything, and in much less than two years, there have never been two years like this anywhere in the history of our country," Trump said.