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Trump made statements to journalists during his visit to Ireland. These statements focused on tensions over the Iranian nuclear program, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the United States' position in the artificial intelligence competition.
US President Donald Trump said, "The war with Iran will be over after the midterm elections in the USA in November."
US President Donald Trump made an assessment of the agenda to journalists in Ireland. Stating that the Iranian side wants to make a deal very much, Trump said, "The war with Iran may end before the midterm elections in November, but it will be over after the midterm elections. Fuel prices will also drop very quickly, but I will not make any deal that is not good."
In his speech, Trump called on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. Stating that the only thing Zelenskiy needs to do is to stop attacking diesel fuel in Russia, Trump said: "Let him attack the targets, but not the diesel, because it causes a diesel shortage."
Regarding yesterday's evaluations regarding the unification of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, US President Trump said, "There is Northern Ireland and Ireland, I think it is one of the most natural things to bring them together. This is just an opinion. I made a comment that I thought was routine and received a lot of support."
Trump also made a statement about artificial intelligence and claimed that they were ahead of China in this technology. Noting that he may impose restrictions on the sector, Trump said, "We are the most sophisticated country in the world and I want it to stay that way because whoever wins in artificial intelligence is the winner."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The war with Iran will begin or end after the November midterm elections
Possible · Within weeks
Fuel prices will fall in the short term
Likely · Within days

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