Donald Trump: End of war with Iran is near. There will be no nuclear holocaust

Former US President Donald Trump has signaled a potential breakthrough in negotiations with Iran, suggesting that an agreement to prevent the country from developing nuclear weapons for over two decades is within reach. In statements made before journalists and later in Las Vegas, Trump expressed optimism that the resolution of this issue could lead to a significant drop in global oil prices, a decrease in inflation, and, most importantly, avert a "nuclear holocaust." This development, if realized, would mark a significant shift in international relations and could reshape geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East.

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I hope Hezbollah behaves properly and appropriately during this important time. It will be a great moment for them if they do. Enough killing. We must have peace at last.

Trump also addressed the volatile situation involving Hezbollah, urging the group to "behave properly" during this "important time" and emphasizing the urgent need for peace. This plea comes amidst a fragile 14-day ceasefire that began on February 28th between the US/Israel and Iran, which is set to expire on April 22nd. A potential meeting between US and Iranian delegations is anticipated next week, further underscoring the delicate nature of the ongoing diplomatic efforts. The article notes that Iran has consistently maintained that its nuclear program is for civilian energy purposes, not military.

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Iran has agreed not to possess nuclear weapons for over 20 years

However, the path to de-escalation remains fraught with challenges. The Lebanese army has reported Israeli violations of the ceasefire, indicating that tensions persist despite the agreed-upon truce. Iran's insistence that any agreement with the US must also encompass Lebanon, where its ally Hezbollah has been targeted by Israel, highlights the interconnectedness of regional conflicts. Rzeczpospolita will continue to monitor these complex developments, particularly the implications for regional stability and the potential impact on global energy markets.

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We'll see what happens. But I think we are close to an agreement with Iran.