Iran's naval and air defense systems destroyed, I can end the war whenever I want: Trump's claim

Speaking to reporters, Trump said that the US can do even more damage to Iran if it wants. What is left in Iran can be destroyed  within an hour .

He said that if this is done, Iran will never be able to rebuild its country. I do not fear any possible Iranian-backed action will lead to attacks on US soil.

The US president said that the US has urged oil companies to continue shipping oil through the Strait of Hormuz in the Gulf, even though Iran is threatening to close this important passage.

On the other hand, President Trump also appreciated the decisions taken during the Group of Seven meeting of world leaders. The meeting was chaired by French President Macron, who discussed the war against Iran and its impact on the global economy.

Trump said that these decisions are having an extraordinary impact on the world and their impact is being clearly seen at the global level.

After the meeting, the International Energy Agency also recommended the release of 400 million barrels of oil from reserves to control rising oil prices in the global market, which is being described as the largest measure in the history of this organization.

Meanwhile, in a separate interview, President Trump said that he can end the ongoing war with Iran whenever he wants. In a telephone interview given to a US news agency, he said that there are very few targets left in Iran to practically target. The war can end soon and it will be ended when he wants.

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Earlier, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said that the initial plan for US action against Iran was four to six weeks, which included eliminating Iran s missile program, naval and nuclear capabilities and weakening its allied groups.

She said that the operation was moving ahead of schedule, but the war would not end until Iran completely and unconditionally surrendered.

Caroline Levitt said that the decision would ultimately be made by President Donald Trump that Iran was no longer a direct threat to the United States.