Trump compares Ukraine war to Iran strikes, teases major deal

US President Donald Trump compared the war in Ukraine to the conflict with Iran, claiming that no one was killed in the US-Israeli strikes on Iranian cities, and therefore it cannot be called a war. He contrasted this with the Russia-Ukraine war, which he described as a "real war" with 25,000 deaths per month. Trump stated that a major agreement to end the war in Ukraine is being prepared, which could involve not only Kyiv but also all of Europe. He did not disclose details, participants, or the content of the deal, but called it "beautiful" and expressed confidence that "everyone will be delighted." Trump also claimed that Iran is complying with all US demands and will never have nuclear weapons, while not ruling out renewed strikes on Iran. He said the US is "fully ready and loaded" if it needs to finish the job with Iran.