**US-Iran Conflict Escalates: Trump Predicts Brief but Intensive War**

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Trump Warns of 2-3 Week War in US-Iran Conflict

US President Donald Trump has made a prediction that the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran will last only two to three weeks. Speaking to a group of senators at the White House on Thursday, Trump emphasized that despite the intensity of the situation, the war will be brief and successful for the US military.

“It’s going to be a short war,” Trump said, as reported by Axios, a Washington-based online news publication. “I think Iran wants to make a deal, but the Democrats are trying to hurt all of the great things that are happening under my administration.”

The US-Iran conflict has been escalating over the past few days, after a US drone strike killed a prominent Iranian military commander, Qasem Soleimani. In response, Iran launched a missile attack on two major US military bases in Iraq.

The situation has left many in the international community questioning the likelihood of a US-Iran deal and the prospect of further military action. While Trump’s two-to-three week timeline for the war appears to be speculative, it may indicate a shift in US strategy to prioritize a swift resolution to the conflict.

Iranian officials have been vocal in their condemnation of US actions, denouncing the drone strike as an act of terrorism. In a speech broadcast on Iranian state television, Foreign Minister Javad Zarif described Soleimani’s killing as a “cowardly” act.

US military officials have confirmed that the missile attacks on US bases in Iraq have caused no fatalities or significant damage. The US has also issued a warning to American citizens to leave Iraq immediately due to the risk of further attacks.

Global Response to US-Iran Conflict:

Meanwhile, the international community is bracing itself for the consequences of the US-Iran conflict.

* The United Nations Security Council is scheduled to meet on Friday to discuss the situation.
* European powers have called for restraint and de-escalation, highlighting the potential for civilian casualties.
* The US has imposed travel restrictions on Iranian officials and their families.
* Saudi Arabia has expressed support for the US in the face of Iranian aggression.

US Markets React to Escalating Conflict:

Markets across the US have seen a sharp decline in stock prices in response to the escalating tensions between the US and Iran.

* The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 450 points on Thursday, with major airlines experiencing significant drops in stock value.
* The US dollar gained strength against major currencies as investors sought safe-haven assets.

Will Trump’s Timeline Hold?

The likelihood of a two- or three-week war between the US and Iran remains uncertain.

* Iran has vowed to retaliate against the US for the drone strike on Soleimani.
* Trump’s willingness to negotiate a deal with Iran remains unclear.
* The international community continues to express concerns about the potential consequences of further US-Iran military action.

The situation remains fluid as the US and Iran continue to engage in a high-stakes standoff.

United States, Iran, Conflict, US-Iran War, Donald Trump, Qasem Soleimani, US Military, International Relations, Middle East

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