Trump says the US could end the Iran war in two to three weeks
Summary
President Donald Trump announced that the US could end its military operations against Iran within two to three weeks without requiring Iran to make a deal. Amid ongoing hostilities and diplomatic tensions, regional players and international actors continue to respond to the escalating conflict.
Key Points
- President Donald Trump stated the US could end military attacks on Iran within two to three weeks without a prerequisite deal from Tehran.
- The US has accused Iran of threats while targeting several US and global tech companies amidst the conflict.
- The UAE is preparing to assist the US and allies in opening the Strait of Hormuz by force with potential UN backing.
- At least seven people were killed in Israeli strikes targeting Hezbollah in Beirut amid the broader Middle East conflict.
- China and Pakistan called for an immediate ceasefire and urged peace talks to resolve the conflict.
