Donald Trump reportedly stated that the war with Iran will end soon because there is "practically nothing left to target," while claiming Jared Kushner led him to believe Iran was planning an imminent attack.
Iranian breaking news and conflict-monitoring Telegram channels are widely circulating explosive new quotes attributed to Donald Trump regarding the ongoing war between the United States and Iran. The channels, which maintain a sensationalist editorial stance hyper-focused on urgent US-Iran military alerts, have amplified Trump's comments about the destruction of Iranian targets and the intelligence that preceded the conflict.
According to the war-alert channel اخبارفوری خبرفوری جنگ امریکا فوری, Trump recently spoke to Axios about the trajectory of the military engagement. The channel quoted him as saying, "The war with Iran will end soon because there is practically nothing left to target."
In a separate statement heavily amplified across the Iranian Telegram ecosystem, Trump appeared to shift responsibility regarding the initial threat assessment that escalated the conflict. The crisis-tracking channel خبرفوری جنگ🚨اخبارفوری امریکا فوری highlighted a quote in which Trump stated, "Based on what Jared Kushner told me, I thought Iran was going to attack us!"
This second claim was widely cross-posted by multiple overlapping alert networks, accumulating over 15,000 views and reflecting a concentrated effort by Iranian media channels to frame the US aggression as being based on flawed or localized advice from Kushner rather than verifiable military intelligence.
The source channels belong to a network of sensationalist Iranian Telegram accounts whose names literally translate to strings of keywords like 'Urgent News War America Urgent.' They exist to rapidly disseminate alarmist military updates. The cross-posting behavior indicates a coordinated effort to amplify specific quotes from US leadership that highlight the destructiveness of the campaign ('nothing left to target') while simultaneously portraying the initial US justification for the conflict as chaotic or based on nepotistic hearsay.