Donald Trump said he does not see the conflict with Iran as a "war" as a claim. The US president cited the war in Ukraine, in which, according to him, the parties lose about 25,000 people every month, while the United States has not lost a single military person in seven months. At the same time, the American leader said that Washington continues negotiations with Tehran and has already made significant progress. "We have made significant progress in relations with Iran. We are producing more oil now than before the war. This is not a war. There can't be a war if for five months no one was injured, died or something like that happened. This is not a war. You know, in Russia and Ukraine they lose 25 thousand people every month. We haven't lost anyone for seven months, so I don't think we're running it with Iranians. Let's see how this all ends," he told reporters. Donald Trump in Russian.