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According to the “Israel Times” report on November 1, local time, US President Trump once again stated that the war in Iran will soon end. He hinted that the end would either be for the two sides to reach an agreement or for the US to launch another military strike. “We've had such a huge win, and we're going to finish it fast either way.” In an interview with a media outlet, Trump said, “Either they reach an agreement, or we'll just end it. Put an end to it—I think you could say that's probably the easier way.” Trump has said many times that the war in Iran will “end soon.” However, the successive elections between Israel and the US have made the situation in the Middle East delicate. According to a report by Qatar Al Jazeera TV on November 1, both the US and Iran have sent signals through diplomatic channels that negotiations are still ongoing, but the two sides have no plans to engage in direct dialogue. Meanwhile, in the face of a possible new round of military attacks on Iran by the US and Israel, Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba said on October 31, “If the enemy launches another military attack or terrorist attack, then it will be the Iranian people and their armed forces that will decide when and under what conditions the conflict will end.”

Zhitongcaijing·11/02/2026 00:41:09
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According to the “Israel Times” report on November 1, local time, US President Trump once again stated that the war in Iran will soon end. He hinted that the end would either be for the two sides to reach an agreement or for the US to launch another military strike. “We've had such a huge win, and we're going to finish it fast either way.” In an interview with a media outlet, Trump said, “Either they reach an agreement, or we'll just end it. Put an end to it—I think you could say that's probably the easier way.” Trump has said many times that the war in Iran will “end soon.” However, the successive elections between Israel and the US have made the situation in the Middle East delicate. According to a report by Qatar Al Jazeera TV on November 1, both the US and Iran have sent signals through diplomatic channels that negotiations are still ongoing, but the two sides have no plans to engage in direct dialogue. Meanwhile, in the face of a possible new round of military attacks on Iran by the US and Israel, Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba said on October 31, “If the enemy launches another military attack or terrorist attack, then it will be the Iranian people and their armed forces that will decide when and under what conditions the conflict will end.”