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Trump's message to voters on the Iran war

Trump says he has ‘no regret’ over Iran war, vows conflict will end after midterms

ReutersLast Updated: Sep 11, 2026, 06:27:00 AM IST

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President Trump stated he does not regret the war against Iran, despite potential election impacts. He believes supporters are proud of his efforts to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Trump anticipates the conflict will conclude immediately after the upcoming midterm elections. The war, initiated on February 28, has caused thousands of deaths and millions of displacements. Rising oil prices due to the conflict present a significant challenge for Republicans.

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