Donald Trump has no time limit for the war, but excludes a ground invasion.

President Donald Trump stated that he has not set a deadline for ending the war with Iran, emphasizing that the main objective of his administration is to eliminate the nuclear threat and ballistic missiles. In an interview with Time magazine, Trump claimed that there is no fixed timeline for the conflict, although he had previously mentioned a possible duration of four to five weeks. Political observers suggest that this timeframe could be adjusted depending on developments on the ground and internal pressures.

Trump emphasized that Iran must not have nuclear weapons and expressed a desire to change the leadership in Tehran to a more rational one. He also acknowledged the risk of retaliatory attacks on American soil, stating that authorities are constantly preparing for such threats.