Donald Trump believes that the war against Iran is "militarily over," after his meeting with the Prime Minister of Qatar

During a press conference on November 9, Donald Trump expressed optimism about a potential agreement to end the war with Iran, stating it was "militarily over." Despite this, he hinted at the possibility of renewed conflict. Following his meeting with Qatar's Prime Minister, Trump emphasized that the U.S. and its allies preferred maintaining the status quo. Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghtchi, urged the U.S. to engage diplomatically rather than through military means. Iranian officials dismissed Trump's claims of negotiations, asserting that the war had already harmed the U.S. politically. Meanwhile, reports indicate ongoing military actions in Iran, including strikes in the Strait of Hormuz.