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Trump says US will defeat war with Iran through pressure, action and possible sanction relief

President Donald Trump outlined that the United States will defeat the war with Iran using economic pressure and military action, indicated willingness to ease sanctions for nuclear progress, and said Iran seeks an agreement because it is losing the conflict.

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  1. Donald Trump said Iran wants to reach an agreement because it is losing the conflict.

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    CNN Portugal
    “Donald Trump diz que Teerão quer um acordo por estar a perder o conflito”

    Machine translation: Donald Trump says Tehran wants an agreement because it is losing the conflict

    O presidente dos Estados Unidos rejeitou a proposta do Irão para reabrir o estreito de Ormuz e pôr fim aos confrontos no Médio Oriente. Donald Trump diz que Teerão quer um acordo por estar a perder o conflito.

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  2. U.S. President Donald Trump told Fox News that the United States will defeat the war with Iran in two ways: economic pressure and military action.

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    What the 3 sources said
    ישראל היום
    “אמר ל־Fox News כי המערכה מתקרבת לסיומה וכי מחירי הנפט יצנחו אחריה • לדבריו, ארה"ב מנצחת הן באמצעות הלחץ הכלכלי והן בפעולה הצבאית”

    Machine translation: He told Fox News that the campaign is nearing its end and that oil prices will plunge afterwards • He said the United States wins both through economic pressure and military action.

    נשיא ארה"ב אמר ל־Fox News כי המערכה מתקרבת לסיומה וכי מחירי הנפט יצנחו אחריה • לדבריו, ארה"ב מנצחת הן באמצעות הלחץ הכלכלי והן בפעולה הצבאית • מזכיר האוצר סקוט בסנט: "בעוד כשבועיים לא יישאר לאיראן דבר לסחור בו"

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    Israel National News
    “We’re going to win this war very soon”

    Trump tells Fox News the US will win the war with Iran soon as Washington and Tehran remain divided over nuclear concessions, Hormuz and a potential deal.

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    The Jerusalem Post
    “We're going to win; as far as I'm concerned, it's going to be one way or the other," Trump said in the Oval Office. "It's going to go pretty quickly.”
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    Israel National News
    “Trump says the Iran war will end “very soon" with a US victory, warning of the global consequences of a nuclear-armed Iran: Israel would be wiped out, there would be no Middle East”
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  3. A US official told The Jerusalem Post that President Trump is willing to ease Iran sanctions for nuclear progress.

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    What the 2 sources said
    The Jerusalem Post
    “Trump is willing to offer Iran sanctions relief”

    A US official told The Jerusalem Post on Monday that US President Donald Trump is willing to offer Iran sanctions relief and the release of frozen funds in exchange for progress on nuclear issues.

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    גלובס
    “הנשיא יסכים לשחרר כספים איראניים בתמורה להתקדמות ממשית בסוגיית הגרעין”

    Machine translation: The president will agree to release Iranian funds in exchange for concrete progress on the nuclear issue

    בכירים אמריקאים אמרו כי הנשיא יסכים לשחרר כספים איראניים בתמורה להתקדמות ממשית בסוגיית הגרעין • שר החוץ של ארה"ב מרקו רוביו: איראן איימה לפגוע בנכסים אמריקאיים • עדכונים שוטפים

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