Trump Says Iran War and Oil Prices Won't Resolve Before November Elections

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Former President Donald Trump has claimed that the Iran conflict will not come to an end until after the November elections. He also predicted that oil prices would remain elevated until the electoral races conclude. Trump further alleged, without providing evidence, that Iran is deliberately trying to influence the upcoming elections. The remarks link geopolitical tensions and energy costs directly to the electoral calendar.

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