Washington (HRNW)- The Wall Street Journal has reported that US President Donald Trump is seeking to end the ongoing conflict with Iran as soon as possible, targeting a resolution within the next 4 to 6 weeks. Sources say Trump believes the war has entered its final stages and views it as a distraction from domestic priorities, including the midterm elections and immigration policy.
Reports indicate that the White House is preparing a major summit in Beijing in May, assuming the conflict will be resolved by then. While the US is showing willingness for further negotiations, it is simultaneously increasing its military presence in the Middle East. Proposals for a ceasefire reportedly include conditions such as Iran reducing its enriched uranium stockpile, limiting its ballistic missile program, and halting support for groups like Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Hamas.
Pakistan has also offered to host indirect talks between the US and Iran, and Iran has confirmed ongoing contact with neighboring countries. Experts note that diplomacy and military strategy are currently proceeding in parallel, making the coming weeks critical for the conflict’s outcome.
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