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Trump declares Iran conflict nearing end, says US blocked Tehran’s nuclear bid
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 06:28 AM
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At a White House event, former US President Donald Trump asserted that the Iran conflict would end soon and claimed the United States had prevented Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. He also added that the resolution would lead to lower gas prices.
Speaking at a White House event, Trump told attendees that the ongoing tension with Iran would be resolved “one way or the other” and that the war would be over soon. He emphasized that his administration had taken steps to stop Tehran from pursuing a nuclear weapon, describing it as a key achievement of his foreign policy.
Trump linked the anticipated end of the conflict to economic benefits, stating that once the situation is resolved, gas prices would fall. He presented this as a direct outcome of de‑escalation with Iran, suggesting that lower energy costs would follow.
The remarks were reported by Hindustan Times, which noted that Trump made the comments during a public gathering at the White House. No further details about the timing or specific actions taken to curb Iran’s nuclear program were provided in the lead.
While the statements reflect Trump’s perspective on US‑Iran relations, they do not include any new evidence or official confirmation from current administration sources regarding the status of Iran’s nuclear capabilities.
Trump linked the anticipated end of the conflict to economic benefits, stating that once the situation is resolved, gas prices would fall. He presented this as a direct outcome of de‑escalation with Iran, suggesting that lower energy costs would follow.
The remarks were reported by Hindustan Times, which noted that Trump made the comments during a public gathering at the White House. No further details about the timing or specific actions taken to curb Iran’s nuclear program were provided in the lead.
While the statements reflect Trump’s perspective on US‑Iran relations, they do not include any new evidence or official confirmation from current administration sources regarding the status of Iran’s nuclear capabilities.