
Trump: U.S. Military Could End Iran Offensive Soon
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President Trump announces rapid progress in Iran offensive, with U.S. forces surging to the Middle East. Gas prices soar past four dollars a gallon, mirroring the surge after Russias Ukraine invasion. Trump criticizes allies for not contributing, while Irans foreign minister confirms receiving messages from a U.S. envoy but denies direct talks. Oil markets remain volatile as decisions on next steps loom.
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President Trump just dropped that the U.S. military could wrap up its offensive in Iran in two to three weeks, calling it rapid progress on the ground. He's said to give a prime time address from the White House tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern, laying out the state of the conflict. Meanwhile, more U.S. forces are heading to the Middle East, including the aircraft carrier USS George A.W. Bush, with over 6,000 sailors, three destroyers, and troops from the 82nd Airborne Division already arriving. Gas prices nationwide have spiked past $4 a gallon for the first time since 2022, mirroring the surge after Russia invaded. Ukraine Global Brent crude oil hit around $107 a barrel, Tuesday, up 45 percent since the war kicked off on February 28. Trump's venting frustration at allies for not pulling their weight, telling them to secure the straight-of-form moves themselves if they rely on it for oil. Iran's foreign minister confirmed, getting messages from a U.S. envoy, but said no direct
talks are happening. With decisions on next steps coming soon, Trump swings between diplomatic winds and escalation warnings as oil markets stay volatile in the region, braces for whatever is next. Local news, powered by AI, this is Dallas News Today.
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