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Trump says he thinks Iran war will end ‘immediately’ after US midterm vote

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President Donald Trump said Wednesday he believes the Iran war will end “immediately” after the United States votes in midterm elections in November.

“I think the war will end immediately after the election” because Iran “can’t hold out any longer,” Trump told journalists, accusing Tehran of being “desperate to try and affect” the vote.

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