US intelligence consider Iran's likely response to Trump declaring victory, sources say Military options remain, but large-scale escalation seen as less likely by officials Political pressure mounts ...

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President Donald Trump told reporters on Sunday that while U.S. forces have “decimated” Iran’s military infrastructure, he is not yet prepared to declare a formal victory. “There’s no reason to,” ...

After two weeks of war against Iran, President Donald Trump may soon be ready to declare victory. But he confronts a challenge: Tehran also gets a vote. With most of Iran’s navy eliminated, much of ...

Venture capitalist David Sacks said the U.S. has already degraded Iran’s military capabilities and argued now would be a good time to "declare victory and get out" rather than escalate the conflict.

WASHINGTON, March 13 (Reuters) - A complex tug-of-war inside the White House is driving U.S. President Donald Trump's shifting public statements on the course of the Iran war, as aides debate when and ...