President Trump says US will not rush exit from Iran conflict

FLORIDA: US President Donald Trump has stated that the United States will not prematurely withdraw from the ongoing conflict involving Iran, warning that a hasty exit could lead to the issue resurfacing in the future.

According to reports by Reuters, Trump made the remarks while speaking in Florida, saying the US would not leave “without finishing the job” in Iran to avoid facing a similar crisis again in a few years.

He added that if the United States withdrew too quickly, the same problem could re-emerge within three years, stressing the need for what he described as a complete and long-term resolution.

Trump further stated that Washington seeks a proper solution to the Iran conflict and would not accept temporary arrangements or short-term strategies.

Although he did not specify what “finishing the job” entails, he has previously hinted at broader strategic changes, including leadership transitions in Iran.

The former president has also repeatedly described Iran’s current leadership under Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei as a threat, while earlier signaling support for regime change in Tehran.

The remarks come amid ongoing regional tensions and continued debate over the future direction of US policy toward Iran.