In a discussion tied to a memorandum of understanding with Iran, President Donald Trump makes a prediction that the United States could face a rapid depletion of oil reserves if the conflict continues. As reported by Egypt Independent and Yahoo News, Trump said in June that “we run out of reserves at about four weeks,” framing the timeline as a reason to seek a resolution. The reports describe the remarks as an argument for why the war should end sooner rather than later, and they characterize the timing as urgent. Both outlets present the prediction as part of Trump’s public justification for the agreement and as a warning about potential impacts on oil supplies and markets. The coverage does not add new, independently verified data on current reserve levels or specific operational changes that would confirm the timeline, but it consistently relays Trump’s stated estimate and the context in which he delivered it. The “clock” reference underscores the urgency of resolving the war to avoid an oil-related crisis, according to the framing of the accounts.