Iran Denies US Call for War End, Claims Control Over Outcome
US President Donald Trump and Israeli forces have escalated their stance on ending the US-Iran war, with Iran asserting its control over the conflict via its Revolutionary Guards, contradicting Trump's claim of imminent war resolution.
Highlights
- •Iran's Revolutionary Guards deny US claim for war end, asserting that only they will decide the war's end.
- •The US-Iran conflict marks its 11th day with continued attacks and retaliation from both sides.
- •Israel intensified attacks on Iranian targets, including missile facilities and command centers, while Iran responded with missile strikes against Israel.
- •US President Donald Trump, during a press conference, stated that the war could be concluded soon but Iranian President Ayatollah Khamenei counters with the Revolutionary Guards now in control.
Washington and Tel Aviv have escalated their conflict with Iran, with both sides claiming they will determine the outcome. However, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have issued a statement stating they will decide the end of the war, contradicting statements from US President Donald Trump.
A press conference led by President Trump suggested a swift end to the US-Iran conflict, but the Iranian statement countered his assertion, asserting that the US will not end the war.
A report on Monday indicated that the ongoing conflict had lasted for 11 days, with Israel launching attacks in central Iran and Hezbollah targets in Beirut.
Iran responded with continued missile and drone attacks on Israel as it continued to respond to US and Israeli onslaughts.
