Trump Declares Iran War Victory, Threatens Destruction Until Hormuz Reopens
Key Takeaways
- Trump says the Iran war could end in two to three weeks.
- End condition tied to reopening the Strait of Hormuz; warns of military action otherwise.
- White House divisions and Pentagon concerns cited over widening conflict and unclear objectives.
Trump Claims Victory
Trump declared the war on Iran would end within two to three weeks.
He claimed preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons was the one goal attained.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran rejects deadlines and is prepared to fight on.
Trump shifted responsibility for reopening the Strait of Hormuz onto other countries.
Iran Issues Warning
The Iranian Foreign Ministry responded with fierce confrontation.
Multiple explosions and airstrikes targeted various parts of Tehran.
Trump warned he will bring Iran to destruction.
Trump Threatens Destruction
Trump threatened to continue destroying Iran's infrastructure unless demands were met.
The strikes escalated as oil prices fluctuated.
Critics warned that sidelining European allies could isolate the US globally.
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