Trump Says U.S. Will Leave Iran in Two to Three Weeks
Trump Says U.S. Will Leave Iran in Two to Three Weeks
Trump’s claim of a possible U.S. withdrawal from Iran in weeks stirs policy debates and market reactions, as tensions and uncertainties linger.
President Trump said the United States could withdraw from Iran in two or three weeks, arguing there's no reason for the U.S. to stay engaged in the conflict.
The remark comes after more than a month of U.S. and Israeli strikes against Iranian targets, a campaign some analysts say has raised the stakes without a clear endgame in sight.
Markets in the Asia-Pacific region recovered on the news, with the Kospi jumping over 6% as investors weighed whether the war could be winding down. Yet financial watchers cautioned that a rapid pullout could create new instability in the region and complicate ongoing diplomacy.
Experts noted that a quick withdrawal would require careful planning to avoid security gaps, ensure the safety of personnel, and manage potential shifts in regional alignments. Officials and lawmakers from allied countries are closely monitoring any official statements and the evolving diplomatic landscape.
The timeline remains uncertain, and responses from Iranian leadership, U.S. partners, and regional players are continuing to unfold. Readers should stay tuned for official updates and new developments on the ground.
