Trump expressed displeasure over not getting the expected support from NATO allies in the Iran war and even indicated that he was considering leaving NATO.

President Trump's big announcement amid Iran war

Middle East Tensions: US President Donald Trump made a major statement ahead of his address to the nation amid the ongoing military campaign against Iran. He said the US will soon reduce its presence in Iran and could return if necessary.

The US will end the Iran war!

Trump expressed displeasure over the lack of expected support from NATO allies in the Iran war and even hinted that he was considering withdrawing from NATO. When asked when the war would end, he said that it was impossible to provide an exact timeline, but that the US was working towards an imminent withdrawal.

He also claimed that after the US action, Iran's ability to become a nuclear power has now been largely lost, due to which it will no longer be able to become a nuclear-armed country.

Trump praised the new regime.

It is noteworthy that several allies, including the United Kingdom, Spain, and France, have refused to support the United States in the Iran war. Donald Trump reacted sharply to this, saying that countries facing oil shortages should either buy oil from the United States or "show the courage" to import it themselves from the Strait of Hormuz.

It is worth noting that on March 28th, a joint attack by the US and Israel on Iran took place. Following this, Iran continued to maintain that the war would end soon, but despite the losses suffered by its top leadership, Tehran's continued drone attacks have shocked the entire world.

In the current situation, Trump's signal of withdrawal is seen as a significant step towards ending the war. Iran has also indicated its willingness to end the conflict, but it must accept its conditions.