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Trump hints at US control of Iran oil after potential conflict, eyes deal

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US President Donald Trump has suggested that the United States could seize control of Iran's oil resources in the aftermath of a potential military conflict. He drew a parallel between this scenario and American involvement in Venezuela's oil sector. Trump expressed confidence that Iran wants to reach an agreement, but only on terms acceptable to Washington. He also indicated he expects any conflict to conclude before the November elections. The remarks signal a strategy that ties US military and economic presence to Iran's vast oil wealth.

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