Khaberni - The White House reiterated its confirmation that the estimated timeline for the war with Iran ranges from four to six weeks, indicating President Donald Trump’s desire to end the conflict soon.
White House spokeswoman, Carolyn Levitt, stated during a press briefing today, Wednesday, that American estimates still indicate that the military confrontation will last this duration, in response to inquiries about the possibility of the war ending before President Trump's scheduled visit to China in mid-May next year.
Levitt added: "We have always estimated that the war would last approximately between 4 to 6 weeks, and you can do the math based on that," indicating that the end of military operations may coincide with the timing of the American president's Asian tour.
In related news, the White House announced that Trump's visit to China, which was postponed due to the outbreak of war on February 28, is now scheduled for May 14 and 15 next year.
