Trump: The war with Iran will end soon, and gasoline prices will fall a lot.

American President Donald Trump said that he believes the war with Iran will end soon and that, after the conflict in the Middle East ends, fuel prices are expected to fall to the levels of the acceleration, even lower. Trump also reiterated his stance that Iran should not be equipped with nuclear weapons, arguing that for most people there would be the opportunity to vote between a decrease in gasoline prices and Iran's permission to have nuclear weapons, he would be sure that the majority would be overwhelming. The world does not want Iran to have nuclear weapons, Trump said. The American President also declared that the United States is winning the war with Iran and that the end of the conflict will affect the decrease in fuel prices. Trump's statements came at a time when reports on American losses in the conflict were causing a debate. According to a report by The Washington Post, the number of American soldiers killed during the war was higher than the figure publicly released by the Pentagon. In another development, Trump announced that CNN, MS NOW, and Politico would be banned from the White House, accusing these media for publishing what he described as "false news" about his administration or the United States. Trump on Iran: If they had a vote on lower gas prices or letting Iran have a nuclear weapon, it would be a massive landslide. People don’t want Iran to have a nuclear weapon. https://t.co/TJZgOTAFdY — Clash Report (@clashreport) September 18, 2026 In a post on Truth Social, Trump said that the masses came into force immediately and argued that the media should not be allowed to "continuously write or transmit lies" during the reporting on the president, his administration or the United States. The White House did not immediately give details on how the decision would be implemented and whether all forms of access for journalists or only certain accreditations and activities would be in place. In his post, Trump also attacked CNN, MS NOW, and Politico and warned that there could be similar measures against other media.