Trump suggests US may stay in Iran to control oil amid rising tensions

Donald Trump suggested that the United States could remain in Iran to maintain control over its oil reserves. Speaking in Doonbeg, Ireland, Trump compared this potential strategy to a major oil deal involving Venezuela. He indicated that the current conflict with Iran would conclude following the midterm elections, noting the Iranian regime's desire for a deal. These remarks may increase U.S.-Iran tensions, potentially reducing diplomatic prospects and negatively impacting global market confidence.