Donald Trump, on Sunday, at the election rally in the state of Iowa, rejected the possibility of a long and abrasive war with the Islamic Republic of Iran, like the wars in Vietnam and Afghanistan, and emphasized that Washington won a military and financial victory and that this conflict will end very soon "in one form or another". In a statement that the attack on Tehran's targets was an unavoidable action and caused a severe blow to its capabilities, the US president mentioned that the achievement of military objectives will not prevent the examination of other options, and if necessary, the possibility of delivering a "last severe blow" still remains. He also saw the end of this crisis as causing a significant drop in global oil and gasoline prices so that this conflict would not become a burden on the American economy, and in another part of his statement, while warning against a repeat of what he called "the French scenario", he recalled the achievements of his government in the unprecedented reduction of drug prices in the past three decades.

Donald Trump, on Sunday, at the election rally in the state of Iowa, rejected the possibility of a long and abrasive war with the Islamic Republic of Iran, like the wars in Vietnam and Afghanistan, and emphasized that Washington won a military and financial victory and that this conflict will end very soon "in one form or another". In a statement that the attack on Tehran's targets was an unavoidable action and caused a severe blow to its capabilities, the US president mentioned that the achievement of military objectives will not prevent the examination of other options, and if necessary, the possibility of delivering a "last severe blow" still remains. He also saw the end of this crisis as causing a significant drop in global oil and gasoline prices so that this conflict would not become a burden on the American economy, and in another part of his statement, while warning against a repeat of what he called "the French scenario", he recalled the achievements of his government in the unprecedented reduction of drug prices in the past three decades.