Trump says Iran war will end quickly and gasoline prices will fall
US President Donald Trump said the Iran war will end soon and gasoline prices will drop to levels below previous ones.
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- Trump said the Iran war will end quickly
- He claimed gasoline prices will fall below previous levels
- Trump said 159 Iranian ships and 274 warplanes were destroyed
- US and Israel struck Iran on February 28, according to Trump
- Trump said US forces may remain in Iran a bit longer
US President Donald Trump said the war with Iran will end quickly and gasoline prices will fall to levels lower than before.
Speaking at a campaign rally in Montana, Trump said Iran's naval forces and air force had been largely destroyed and its leaders eliminated.
He claimed 159 Iranian ships and 274 warplanes were destroyed, leaving zero operational aircraft.
Trump also said the United States and Israel launched strikes against Iran on February 28 and that Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons.
In remarks from Highlands Heights, Kentucky, he said US forces could remain there a bit longer.
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