Trump says Iran war almost over, warns of more heavy strikes

United States President Donald Trump has stated that the ongoing conflict involving Iran is nearing its end, while warning that additional intense military strikes could continue for the next two to three weeks.

Speaking on the situation, Trump expressed confidence that the U.S. is close to achieving its objectives, suggesting that recent operations have significantly weakened opposing forces.

However, he cautioned that the final phase of the conflict may involve “extremely hard” strikes, indicating that military pressure will remain high until a resolution is secured.

The remarks come amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East, with continued military activity and diplomatic efforts unfolding simultaneously. Analysts note that such statements reflect a dual strategy of asserting military strength while leaving room for negotiation.

Observers also point out that the conflict has had broader implications, including impacts on global oil markets and international security concerns.

World leaders have continued to call for restraint and a diplomatic resolution to prevent further escalation and minimise humanitarian consequences.