Trump mulls ending Iran conflict
American officials have revealed that President Donald Trump is discussing the possibility of announcing an end to the war with Iran. He has expressed support for the idea of ending it, believing that economic pressures will lead to the dismantling of Iran's nuclear program or the collapse of the regime. Meanwhile, U.S. forces in the Middle East continue to be widely deployed, including around 50,000 troops, missile defense systems, helicopters, and warships, engaged in missions related to intercepting rockets and drones and securing shipping lanes. The military situation is expected to remain ongoing until at least 2027. The period is characterized by prolonged military escalation, but it also raises strategic uncertainties. There are warnings that further escalation could harm upcoming elections, while Trump considers declaring the war over and capitalizing on the economic pressures.
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