In light of the continuing escalation with Iran, US President Donald Trump made a series of striking positions in which he addressed the repercussions of the confrontation on the American interior and the Iranian reality, in addition to other international issues.
Trump said that fuel and oil prices “will fall at a rapid pace” after the end of the war with Iran, expecting a significant decline in prices once the conflict ends, in confirmation of the impact of military developments on global markets.
In a related context, he stressed that Iran “cannot possess a nuclear weapon,” reiterating Washington’s position rejecting any Iranian military nuclear program, considering that Tehran “does not have a navy, air force, radars, or leaders,” noting that the United States is “performing well” in the confrontation.
Trump had also said that “Iran has no leadership,” referring to what he considered to be a weakness in its political and military structure.
On the other hand, Trump announced that his upcoming visit to Beijing “will be important,” expressing his aspiration to meet the Chinese President, noting that the United States “is ahead of China in the field of artificial intelligence,” and that he will raise this issue during the meeting.
He also praised the gains of the US stock market despite the tense atmosphere, at a time when global markets are following the repercussions of the escalation in the region.
