The war will end when I feel it in my heart: Trump

US President Donald Trump made a sensational comment on the timeline for ending the ongoing war with Iran. Asked on Friday (March 13) when the war would end, Trump said, without directly mentioning a specific date or plan, "when I feel it in my heart."

Many analysts see the president's comment as an expression of personal intuition rather than a military or political plan. Although the end of a war usually depends on achieving a strategic agreement or military goal, Trump's statement indicates that he is prioritizing his own personal perception.

Experts participating in the panel discussion expressed different opinions on the depth of this statement and the impact it could have on the situation in the Middle East.

Trump's statement came at a time when tensions between Iran and the United States are at an all-time high. According to military experts, the president's "vague" position on ending the war has left both allies and opponents in a state of uncertainty. There is ongoing discussion in political circles about whether the future of the war will depend entirely on Trump's personal decisions.

Source: CNN.