WarPulse: Trump Says Iran War Near End as Tehran Demands Rights, Compensation and No-Attack Guarantee

The Middle East conflict has entered its 13th day with dramatic claims and counterclaims from both sides. U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that American and allied forces have nearly completed their military objectives in Iran, suggesting the war could end whenever he decides. According to Trump, more than 5,500 strikes have already been carried out, leaving very few strategic targets remaining inside Iran. He argued that the scale of destruction means the conflict could conclude soon if Washington chooses to halt operations. Meanwhile, Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian has responded with firm conditions for any ceasefire or negotiations. Tehran insists that its legal rights must be formally recognized, compensation must be provided for the damage caused during the conflict, and the United States must guarantee that no future attacks will be carried out against Iran. Pezeshkian also revealed he has spoken with leaders from Russia and Pakistan, reiterating Iran’s stance that the war was provoked by the United States and Israel. The situation highlights a sharp narrative battle: Washington claims decisive military success, while Tehran argues that if the U.S. were truly winning, it would not be seeking a ceasefire. As diplomatic tensions rise, the world is closely watching whether negotiations or escalation will shape the next phase of this high-stakes conflict.