Trump Announces Conflict with Iran Near Conclusion

President Donald Trump has announced that military operations against Iran have entered a decisive phase and that the conflict is "very close to an end." Speaking in an interview with Fox News, the President emphasized that the allied forces of the United States and Israel have successfully neutralized Tehran’s nuclear weapons capabilities. According to the President, Iran is currently demonstrating a "very serious" intent to negotiate a new agreement.

Simultaneously, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance unveiled Washington’s new strategic framework regarding Iran. He stated that should Tehran definitively renounce its nuclear ambitions, the United States is prepared to:

• Guarantee the economic prosperity of the Islamic Republic.

• Facilitate the country’s reintegration into the global market.

This initiative, dubbed the "Great Deal," aims to provide the Iranian people with unprecedented economic opportunities in exchange for total denuclearization.

The current two-week humanitarian truce—which followed the military operations that began on February 28 of this year—is set to expire on April 22.

President Trump suggested that significant decisions may be reached in the coming days within the framework of the ongoing negotiations currently taking place in Islamabad.