Trump says Iran’s economy is “gone” and insists the war will end “very soon,” as Washington continues to pressure Tehran through military and economic measures. The comments come amid a prolonged conflict that has disrupted energy markets, strained shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and raised political pressure on the Trump administration. Trump has repeatedly predicted a rapid end to the war, while Iran has continued to resist U.S. demands and prepare for further confrontation. With diplomacy still possible but tensions unresolved, his latest remarks raise a key question: is Washington confident of victory, or increasingly looking for a way out of the conflict?\