Trump Says Iran War Will End Soon but Gives No Further Details

US President Donald Trump has said the war involving Iran will end “very soon”, but he did not provide details about how or when the conflict would come to an end.

Trump also reiterated that Iran would not be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon.

Meanwhile, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued an open letter to American voters ahead of the US midterm elections, urging them to seek a change in the Trump administration.

The latest developments come as fighting and tensions continue across the region, with Israeli military activity reported in southern Lebanon and Gaza.

Israeli artillery reportedly struck the al-Mansouri area in Lebanon’s Tyre district early Wednesday, while Israeli warplanes were also reported to have flown extensively over southern Lebanon.

In Gaza, a Palestinian woman was reportedly wounded by Israeli gunfire in Khan Younis, according to sources at Nasser Medical Complex.

Meanwhile, Iran has executed two men convicted over the deaths of four security personnel during anti-government protests in Mashhad in January 2026. Iran’s judiciary said the executions were carried out after the Supreme Court upheld their death sentences.

In the United States, the Senate rejected a resolution that would have required the Trump administration to report on the deaths of nine Americans in the occupied West Bank and Israel’s treatment of Palestinian children in military detention. The vote was 47–53.

The developments come amid continued international tensions over the US-Israel war on Iran, regional security and rising energy prices.

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