Trump's comments come after the US and Israel launched a war against Iran on February 28, which was followed by a memorandum of understanding in June providing for an immediate cessation of hostilities.
The US President, Donald Trump, has stated his intention to end the war with Iran whenever he wants, but only if it is done right, according to a report by TASS. This statement was made while Trump was showing reporters the construction of the White House's new ballroom.
Trump's comments come after the US and Israel launched a war against Iran on February 28, which was followed by a memorandum of understanding in June providing for an immediate cessation of hostilities. However, the US resumed strikes on Iran in July, citing violations of the agreements concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
The US has since shifted its strategy towards economically strangling Iran through sanctions, rather than using large-scale force. Trump's statement suggests that he is committed to preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, and is willing to end the war on his own terms.
The implications of Trump's statement are significant, as it suggests that the US is not willing to compromise on its key demands, including the prevention of Iran's nuclear programme. The conflict between the US and Iran has had significant regional and global implications, and a resolution to the conflict is likely to have far-reaching consequences.
According to the report, Trump said that the war must be ended right, and that the US will never let Iran have a nuclear weapon. This statement highlights the importance of the nuclear issue in the conflict, and suggests that the US is willing to take a strong stance to prevent Iran's nuclearisation.
