At a Kentucky rally, President Donald Trump stated that the US-Iran conflict would end "very quickly" and that gas prices would subsequently decrease, while asserting that recent US strikes eliminated Iran's nuclear capacity. Separately, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh reportedly told state-run IRNA that ending hostilities across all fronts is essential for lasting regional peace.
Six months after the start of strikes on Iran: 'mistrust of the United States' sown by the US with its own hands
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Six months after the start of strikes on Iran: 'mistrust of the United States' sown by the US with its own hands (machine-translated headline from a Russian-language source)
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Прошло уже полгода с тех пор, как в конце февраля Соединенные Штаты Америки и Израиль атаковали Иран. Война, которая, как предполагалось изначально, должна была закончиться «недели за четыре», по всем признакам превращается в трясину, а реализация заявленной цели – «устранить яде…
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