Trump suggests maintaining Iran oil rights
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the United States might stay in Iran and retain control of its oil, referring to strategies similar to those used with Venezuela by controlling their vast oil reserves. During his visit to Ireland, he affirmed that he expects the war with Iran to end this year, possibly after the November midterm elections, with a significant drop in gasoline prices expected thereafter. He clarified that he would only agree to a suitable deal and that Iran is reaching out to him for peace talks, despite Tehran's denials. He added that the options on the table are to continue negotiations or to withdraw while keeping the oil, comparing this to Venezuela's policy, which paid a price for it through U.S. revenues.
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