US President Donald Trump acknowledged that a military conflict with Iran is likely to continue for the next four weeks, noting that the original plan was based on about a month of operations.
Trump said the military estimates the operation would take “about four weeks” and added that he remained open to holding additional talks with the Iranians, although he did not provide a date for future talks.
He said the ongoing operation is one of the most complex military offensive operations.
“Venezuela Scenario”.
President Trump believed that what the United States had done in Venezuela represented a “best-case scenario” that could also be applied to Iran, citing a strategy of intense political and economic pressure.
He also expressed hope that Iran’s elite forces, including the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, would hand over their weapons to Iranian citizens.
Three options for Iranian leaders
President Trump has said he has “three very good options” regarding the future of Iran’s leadership, but declined to reveal them for now, saying, “Let’s get the job done first.”
He concluded his statement by underscoring his belief that Iran will eventually surrender to the will of the United States and Israel, a position that reflects a political escalation that parallels military operations on the ground.
We have enough stock to keep fighting.
The U.S. military is preparing to continue the attack for four to five weeks if necessary, the Pentagon said.
The Ministry maintained a stockpile of troops, missiles, bombs and large amounts of ammunition distributed around the world, confirming that military operations could continue without significant logistical difficulties.
