According to BlockBeats on Sept. 10, U.S. President Donald Trump said the Iran war would end immediately after the midterm elections. He also said the United States was "not seeking to reach a deal," while adding that negotiations could still take place. Trump had previously said U.S. military action against Iran would not last very long. At the same time, tensions between the United States and Iran have continued to rise in recent days, with clashes intensifying near the Strait of Hormuz. International oil prices at one point moved above $100 a barrel.
BlockBeats said on Sept. 10 that U.S. President Donald Trump claimed the Iran war would end immediately after the midterm elections.
He also said the United States was "not seeking to reach a deal," though he added that negotiations could still happen anyway.
Earlier, he had said U.S. military action against Iran would not last very long. But lately, tensions between the United States and Iran have kept climbing, with clashes worsening near the Strait of Hormuz and international oil prices at one point rising above $100 a barrel.
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