Trump Says Iran Conflict Will End 'Very Soon'

President Donald Trump said Tuesday the conflict with Iran will end "very soon," calling it one of his administration's most important actions, while oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz showed signs of recovery. Trump spoke in Washington, DC, claiming Iran was "failing very badly" and reiterating that Tehran will not be allowed a nuclear weapon. Kpler data showed oil flows averaged 13.2 million barrels daily, about 77% of prewar levels, amid talks to reopen the waterway within seven days. Iranian MP Ebrahim Azizi said the US and Israel would eventually leave the region, while Vice President JD Vance said Washington believes Iran's supreme leader is alive but described the leadership system as "confused" and "detached."