U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States is not yet ready to withdraw from its military conflict with Iran, but indicated that an exit from the war could occur in the very near future.
Speaking to reporters, Trump stated that if the U.S. were to leave the conflict immediately, Iran would likely need around 10 years to recover from the damage caused by ongoing military operations. However, he emphasized that Washington is still evaluating its next strategic steps before ending its involvement. �
Reuters
The remarks come amid escalating tensions in the Middle East following a series of strikes involving the United States and its allies against strategic targets inside Iran. U.S. officials claim the operations have significantly weakened Iran’s military infrastructure and defensive capabilities.
Although Trump suggested the war could end soon, no official timeline for troop withdrawal has been announced. Geopolitical analysts believe the final decision will depend on battlefield developments, domestic political pressure in the United States, and the broader stability of the Middle East.