Former US lawmaker: Nobody knows exactly how quickly Trump's "US-Iran conflict will end" will actually happen.

Former Pennsylvania Congressman Mike Hanna stated, “From the moment the conflict began, Trump’s timeline for how long it would last has been constantly changing. Initially, he claimed it was just a matter of days, then weeks, no more than three weeks, then five weeks. And in recent days, all we’ve heard is one word: ‘soon.’ Therefore, these constantly shifting timelines lack transparency regarding the exact state of the conflict. Given this erratic timeline, one can’t help but ask whether any timeline ever truly existed from the start, and whether the ultimate outcome was truly considered before the war began. These are questions many Americans are asking. Why start a war without knowing how it will end and without a predetermined exit strategy? Trump continues to try to construct an exit strategy, insisting that negotiations will take place and that he knows they will succeed. Despite current indications suggesting the opposite.” (Jin Shi)