During a recent interview with NBC's Kristen Welker, President Donald Trump denied accusations that he broke campaign promises concerning war, particularly regarding the ongoing conflict with Iran. He asserted that he had not guaranteed an end to all wars, stating, “I didn’t promise anything,” while emphasizing the importance of maintaining a strong military. Trump characterized the conflict with Iran as distinct from 'endless wars,' claiming it would soon conclude. He compared the situation to a successful military operation in Venezuela, underscoring his administration's military capabilities. Trump also threatened to use military force to seize Iran's nuclear materials if a deal was not reached, indicating a willingness to take aggressive action. Despite claims of being close to a peace deal, no agreement has materialized, and Trump is seeking further assurances from Iran regarding its nuclear ambitions. The war has caused significant economic repercussions, including rising gas prices and increased costs for agricultural products, as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, disrupting global shipping.