Trump's Iran War Timeline: Shifting End Dates and Bold Threats
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PolitiFact tracks President Trump’s changing public estimates for how long the U.S.-led war with Iran would last, showing a pattern of victory declarations, then shifting timelines, threats of renewed strikes, and occasional calls for a deal as Defense Secretary Hegseth argues the campaign has clear objectives and isn’t endless, spanning from Feb. 28 launches through mid-April ceasefire talks and into late April statements.
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