Trump Announces Imminent U.S. Military Withdrawal from Iran

President Donald Trump has revealed that U.S. military operations in Iran are nearing completion, with troops expected to withdraw within the next two to three weeks. Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump claimed that the campaign, coordinated with Israel, successfully dismantled Iran’s nuclear capabilities and neutralized key military infrastructure.

Trump stated that U.S. forces now have full control over Iranian airspace and that the Iranian military, including its navy, has been effectively incapacitated. He asserted that senior Iranian political and military leaders have been eliminated, leading to a regime change that is “less radical and more rational” than the previous administration.

The President also addressed Iran’s alleged threats toward U.S. technology companies, dismissing them as inconsequential. He emphasized that the withdrawal would proceed as planned, regardless of whether a formal agreement is reached, and that U.S. forces will only leave once they are confident that Iran can no longer develop nuclear weapons.

Regarding the global economic impact, Trump reassured that oil prices would stabilize and likely decrease once the military campaign concludes. He described the U.S. military’s actions as a total victory, claiming that Iran is now seeking negotiations, though Iranian officials have denied these assertions.

The announcement signals a major shift in U.S.-Iran relations and could have significant implications for regional security and the global energy market. Trump emphasized that the U.S. will begin the withdrawal process soon, marking the end of a conflict he claims has fully achieved its objectives.