Trump Says He Doesn't Regret the Iran War
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US President Donald Trump said in a Fox News interview that he did not regret starting a war against Iran, emphasized that he prevented Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, and claimed that the war would end after the US's November midterm elections.
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In his Fox News interview, Trump said he did not regret starting a war against Iran and emphasized that he prevented Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
US President Donald Trump made evaluations about the Iran tension in his interview with Fox news channel. Stating that he does not regret starting the war against Iran, Trump said, "I do not believe in the word regret. One can always question oneself a little. I would do the same thing again."
Noting that Iran destroyed its nuclear capacity, Trump said, "Imagine if they suddenly had nuclear weapons while we were going about our lives. If they had nuclear weapons, they would use them." Trump suggested that if this scenario occurs, Iran could target US cities after Israel and the Middle East.
TRUMP: THE WAR WILL END AFTER THE MID-METER ELECTIONS
Reiterating that the Iran war will end after the midterm elections in the USA in November, Trump said, "I don't think their morale is bad. I think they are very proud that I did not allow Iran to have nuclear weapons." Arguing that Iran believes that the Democrats will end the pressure on them, Trump said, "Actually, they think the Democrats will allow Iran to have nuclear weapons. But Iran will not have nuclear weapons."
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What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Military tension between Iran and the USA will increase and the risk of regional conflict will increase.
Likely · Within weeks
A diplomatic or military solution may be sought with Iran after the US's November midterm elections.
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- What is the current status of Iran's nuclear program?
- How will the US military presence in Iraq and Syria affect this tension?
- What are the steps Israel can take in this situation?




