Trump wants to end the Iran war quickly

The American Wall Street Journal said that President Donald Trump is seeking to end the war with Iran in the coming weeks, and that he told his aides of his desire to put an end to this war quickly.

The newspaper quoted an American official as saying that some people close to Trump are “pushing towards escalation and regime change in Iran.”

The newspaper added, according to the same source, that Trump “is ready to send forces into Iran, but he is hesitant because of the risks of escalation,” noting that there are “fears of increased human losses in the event of an American ground intervention in Iran.”

According to the source, the human losses on the American side included “about 300 injured and 13 dead since the start of the last war with Iran.”

The newspaper explained that Trump “discussed securing US access to part of Iranian oil as part of any agreement to end the war.”

Trump said on Wednesday that Iran’s leaders are negotiating with the United States, but they deny it to their people.

Trump added in his speech: “I have ended 8 wars, and we are now victorious in our war against Iran.”

He stressed that Iranian negotiators “fear that they will be killed by their own people.”

Trump stressed that “the Iranians are negotiating with us and are eager to conclude an agreement.”

He continued, saying: “We destroyed everything in Iran. We want to see the United States achieve success in its military operations in Iran.”