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Trump Expects 'Big Victory' in Iran Soon, But Is 'Not in a Hurry' for Talks

From CBS News · () English

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  • President Trump indicated he expects a swift resolution to the conflict with Iran, claiming a "big victory soon."
  • However, he also stated he is "not in a hurry" to resume negotiations with the country.
  • The president's remarks suggest a dual approach of anticipated success coupled with a lack of immediate urgency for diplomatic talks.

President Donald Trump expressed confidence Wednesday that a "big victory" in the ongoing situation with Iran is imminent, suggesting the conflict will conclude soon. Despite this optimistic outlook on the conflict's resolution, Trump simultaneously conveyed that he is "not in a hurry" to re-engage in negotiations with Tehran.

His statements present a seemingly contradictory stance, projecting an expectation of decisive success while downplaying the immediate need for diplomatic engagement. This approach suggests a strategy focused on achieving favorable terms through pressure or anticipated outcomes, rather than through active negotiation at this juncture.

not in a hurry

— President TrumpDescribing his approach to resuming negotiations with Iran.

The president's remarks, as reported by Taurean Small, highlight a period of strategic positioning regarding Iran. While anticipating a swift end to the conflict, the administration appears content to wait rather than actively pursue a diplomatic path, indicating a focus on leverage and projected outcomes.

big victory soon

— President TrumpExpressing his expectation for the outcome of the situation with Iran.
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