"Trump stated, 'Iran doesn't have to make a deal, no,' when asked if diplomacy was necessary for the US to wind down the conflict, suggesting a potential exit in two to three weeks."
"Trita Parsi remarked, 'It would not be as easy for Trump to just walk out of a conflict that has spread across the region and killed thousands of people,' highlighting the complexities of the situation."
"'Remember, at first they said that this war would be over in four days. Then, three weeks ago, they said it would take three weeks. Three weeks have passed, and now we hear that it's two to three weeks,' Parsi noted."
US President Donald Trump indicated that the US could cease attacks on Iran within two to three weeks without a necessary deal. His remarks followed Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's statement that no negotiations were occurring with Washington. Trump previously suggested Iran was seeking a deal but shifted his stance, asserting that the US would leave soon. He emphasized that the US would exit once Iran is significantly weakened. Experts caution that withdrawing from the conflict may not be straightforward, given its complexity and the ongoing violence in the region.
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