Trump claims to quickly end Iran-Ukraine war

US President Donald Trump has expressed hope that the Iran and Russia-Ukraine wars will be resolved quickly. He claims that either these two wars will be resolved very soon, or the United States will win.

Trump made the remarks while addressing an election rally in Syracuse, New York, on Friday (October 9). Regarding the Iran war, he again claimed that it would not take long for this war to end by any means.

Trump warned Iran, saying, "Either they give us everything, or they will cease to exist." However, the US president did not clarify what exactly he meant by "everything."

Trump also claimed that the process of resolving the Iran war and the Russia-Ukraine conflict is moving very quickly.

However, he did not provide a specific timeline or detailed plan for when and how these two wars would end.

Earlier, on Wednesday (October 7) local time, while traveling from Washington to San Antonio, Texas, to attend a Republican election rally, US President Donald Trump told reporters, "This is a war in terms of what we have to do. We have to get Iran nuclear weapons free. We have taken away their nuclear power. If they had nuclear power, they would have faced a situation like they have never seen before."

Trump also said, "Their entire country is practically destroyed right now. The war will be over very quickly. And once it's over, the price of oil will plummet."