US President Donald Trump is reported to have told senior aides that he is willing to end the war involving Iran without securing a nuclear deal, provided that the Strait of Hormuz reopens, according to a report carried by NDTV. The report frames the position as conditional on developments related to Hormuz.
The same report also says Trump believes Iran is unlikely to revive its nuclear program during his term, which is presented as part of the rationale behind the stated approach. Other outlets were not provided here, so additional perspectives or independent confirmation are not included in this synthesis.
Overall, the available information focuses on Trump’s reported strategy—linking the potential end of the Iran-related conflict to Hormuz access rather than requiring a nuclear agreement—and on an assessment of Iran’s nuclear timeline during his presidency.
