
During his visit to Ireland, US President Donald Trump made evaluations about the Iran war, oil prices, the pipeline attack in Saudi Arabia and the Strait of Hormuz.
During his visit to Ireland, US President Donald Trump stated that the Iran war will end soon, oil prices will fall and that Iran is responsible for the pipeline attack in Saudi Arabia.
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US President Donald Trump made statements about Middle East policies and oil markets during his contacts in Ireland.
Making statements during his visit to Ireland, US President Donald Trump made statements about the Iran war, oil prices, the attack on the pipeline in Saudi Arabia, Gaza and the Strait of Hormuz.
While Trump claimed that the Iran war would end soon, he said that oil prices would decline rapidly with the end of the war.
“THE WAR WILL END SOON”
Making evaluations about the war in Iran, Trump argued that the conflicts would not last long.
US President: "The war will end very soon. When the war ends, oil prices will drop rapidly." He repeated that he believes the war with Iran will end after the midterm elections to be held in the USA in November.
HE POINTED TO IRAN IN THE PIPELINE ATTACK
Trump was also asked about the attack on the pipeline in Saudi Arabia.
Evaluating who was behind the attack, the US President said Iran was "probably responsible." He said it was.
Referring to his relationship with Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Trump said, "The Crown Prince is a good friend of mine. Everything will be fine." he said.
“The Houthis DO NOT WANT TO WAR US”
Trump also spoke about the Houthis in Yemen.
Arguing that the Houthis do not want to enter into a direct conflict with the USA, Trump said, "The Houthis do not want to fight with us." he said.
The US President once again made an assertive statement regarding the Strait of Hormuz, which has strategic importance in the region.
Trump: “We control the Strait of Hormuz.” he said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
End of war with Iran after midterm elections in November
Speculative · Within months

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