U.S. President Donald Trump gave a contradictory message today about the military operation in Iran, calling it a war but also a 'short-term excursion'. 'It's an excursion that will keep us out of a war, and the war is going to be, that is to say, for them it is a war,' he added, according to Noticias Argentinas agency. On Monday, before the Republicans in the chamber, Trump described the military operation against Iran as 'a short-term excursion,' although he later promised to 'move with more determination than ever to achieve the final victory.' 'You just said it's a little trip and you said it's a war. So which one is it?' asked one of the reporters traveling with him in Ohio. 'Well, it's both,' Trump responded. He also demanded an 'unconditional surrender' from Iran. However, as reported by Axios, Trump had previously stated that the war between the U.S. and Israel against Iran will end 'soon' because 'there is practically nothing left to attack.' Meanwhile, U.S. and Israeli officials indicated they are preparing for at least two more weeks of attacks in Iran, and there has been no internal order on when such attacks might conclude, the report said.
