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President Trump hints prolonged military action against Iran

Trump said the US is fully prepared and can continue combat operations successfully for an extended period.

WASHINGTON:  US President Donald Trump has claimed that the United States possesses an almost unlimited stockpile of weapons and is fully capable of sustaining long-term military operations whenever necessary.

In a statement released via social media, Trump said the US is fully prepared and can continue combat operations successfully for an extended period using its current arsenal.

The remarks come after four days of US and Israeli airstrikes targeting Iran, escalating tensions in the region and drawing intense global scrutiny.

Trump emphasized that the US is ready for any prolonged campaign and will not retreat from its military objectives. Regarding potential negotiations with Tehran, he took a hardline stance, asserting that while Iran may now seek talks, “it is far too late.”

The president added that Iran’s air defense, naval forces, and military infrastructure have suffered significant damage, and US operations will continue.

Speaking briefly at a White House event, Trump said the campaign is progressing faster than initial estimates, with a possible duration of four to five weeks—but stressed that “however long it takes, we are ready.”

Notably, Trump had campaigned on promises to avoid new wars and focus on the US economy, and he has previously criticized the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Nevertheless, the current crisis has sparked renewed debate in American politics, particularly with midterm elections approaching.

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