Donald Trump, president of the United States, said on Thursday in North Carolina that the war with

Donald Trump, president of the United States, said on Thursday in North Carolina that the war with the Islamic Republic “will end soon” and predicted that its outcome would be “really good.” He added that the end of the war may happen before the United States’ midterm elections.

Trump once again stressed that the Islamic Republic will not obtain nuclear weapons and said that attacks by B-2 bombers targeted Iran’s nuclear capacity, but that after that, Washington was forced to carry out military operations again.

Trump added that the Islamic Republic “cannot continue in this situation” and described Iran as “devastated.” He also said that the Islamic Republic’s navy and air force have been wiped out, and that all 159 Iranian naval vessels have sunk, and that the U.S. blockade has prevented ships from reaching Iran.

Trump also said that the Strait of Hormuz is open and predicted that with the end of the war, the price of oil and gasoline would quickly fall. He added that the Islamic Republic, if it obtained nuclear weapons, would have used them, and said: “We did the right thing.”