President Donald Trump states that the war with Iran could last 4 weeks and anticipates a higher number of American casualties.
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Donald Trump revealed a timeline for the war with Iran, suggesting that the fighting would continue over the course of 4 weeks: "It has always been a four-week process." He also stated that his administration expects a "much larger" number of casualties than the three soldiers killed in the conflict with Iran, citing Pentagon estimates.
The three soldiers died in a drone attack in Kuwait. Trump promised that the U.S. would "avenge" these deaths and would carry out a "massive operation" against the Iranian regime, emphasizing that such actions are necessary to prevent terrorist threats. In an interview with The New York Times, Trump discussed possible leadership options for Iran after the death of the supreme leader, mentioning a model similar to that of Venezuela, but acknowledging the complexity of the situation in Iran. He suggested that Iranian military forces could hand over their weapons to the population, but left open the question of who should lead the country.
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