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Trump Warns Iran War Will End the Nice Way or Not-So-Nice Way
- •US President Donald Trump stated that the Iran war will be brought to an end either the nice way or the not-so-nice way.
- •Trump claimed that Iran's military has been severely weakened and described the country as a former bully of the Middle East.
- •Speaking in Maryland, Trump announced the construction of the largest US shipyard since World War II with a combined investment from Anduril Industries and the US Navy.
- •Trump highlighted a US military blockade, referred to as a wall of steel, preventing ships from reaching Iran without authorization.
- •The US Navy is actively ensuring that Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon.
Key Questions Answered
US President Donald Trump stated that the Iran war would be brought to an end, noting that the only question remaining is whether it happens the "nice way" or the "not-so-nice way". He also asserted that Iran's military has been severely weakened and described the country as a former Middle Eastern bully that is no longer one.
According to US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, the new shipyard project in Maryland is the largest US shipyard since World War II. The project involves a USD 3.7 billion investment from Anduril Industries alongside a USD 2.9 billion contribution from the US Navy.
Donald Trump referred to the US naval blockade on Iranian maritime traffic in Hormuz as a "wall of steel," stating that not a single unauthorized ship has gotten through to Iran. He added that the US Navy is ensuring Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon.
