Trump Expects Resumption of Bombing Iran After the U.S. Midterm Elections

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U.S. President Donald Trump predicted today, Thursday, a return to intense bombing of Iran after the midterm elections in November.

President Trump added in statements to "Time" magazine that "new attacks on Iran are possible," just one day after he stated that the war would end soon "one way or another."

The U.S. president also reiterated his rejection of the latest Iranian proposal for a ceasefire, saying, "What I rejected a year ago, I will not agree to today."

Trump confirmed that the United States' position in negotiations with Iran is "very good," while noting that Tehran is the one seeking to reach an agreement.

Trump acknowledged a "slight shortage" in the stocks of some munitions, following multiple media and intelligence reports. He said: "We have a slightly lower stock in some types of munitions," while pointing out that Washington is significantly boosting its stocks and will supply its allies with munitions.