In brief
Trump told KCMO radio that the U.S.-Iran conflict would end very soon and that the United States would not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons. The statement, reported by Xinhua, follows a broader narrative that Trump has described the war as "very soon". BusinessUpturn added that Trump has framed the situation as a choice between blow‑ups or a deal, underscoring his willingness to take decisive action to bring the conflict to a close.
Trump told KCMO radio on Friday that the conflict between the United States and Iran would end "very soon," according to a Xinhua report released Oct. 30, 2026.
"It’s going to end very soon," Trump said during the interview, which also included remarks that the United States would not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.
BusinessUpturn reported that Trump has framed the situation as a decision: "We have to make that decision: we blow them up or make a deal," he said earlier in the week, adding that the war would end "very soon, one way or another."
Both outlets agree that the President sees the conflict as imminently concluding, though their statements differ in emphasis—Xinhua focused on nuclear safeguards, while BusinessUpturn highlighted the choice of action to force a resolution.