, but reiterated that the decision to end the ongoing war and escalating tensions remains in Washington’s control. S.
Control Over Iran Deal The White House’s Rapid Response handle posted a clip of Trump addressing the media before heading into Air Force One in Texas on the social media platform X. Trump was asked about the ongoing situation with Iran.
“It’s a question of when do I want to end it [the war],” Trump said. ” Trump then opined that maybe Tehran was waiting for the outcome of the upcoming midterm elections in November.
However, he warned against it. “That’s not gonna help them,” he said.
“We’ve decimated their military, we’ve decimated their finances, they have no money,” he said. He was also asked if Washington was planning additional strikes, to which Trump said that he was not at liberty to discuss it, but “anything’s possible,” he added.
@POTUS on Iran: "It's a question of when do I want to end it… They've wanted to make a deal, but they like tapping it along. S.
was mulling strikes against Iran, to which he responded that there would be no strikes. S.
agrees to Iran’s conditions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. S.
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Trump’s Oil Windfall Trump has been under criticism from Democratic Party leaders after a report emerged that his positions in oil companies could be worth upwards of $81 million since the end of last year. S.
and windfall profits for oil companies like Chevron Corp (NYSE:CVX), ExxonMobil Holdings Corp (NYSE:XOM) and more. The President also touted that oil companies had made hundreds of billions of dollars in profits since the war with Iran kicked off.
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