Former US Congressman: No one knows how fast Trump's repeated phrase 'it will end soon' really is On April 21st, according to Al Jazeera, former Pennsylvania Congressman Mike Hanna Since the beginning of the conflict, Trump's timeline for how long the conflict will last has been constantly changing. Initially, he claimed it was just a matter of a few days, but later it became a matter of weeks, no more than three weeks, and then five weeks. Of course, in recent days we have only heard one word: 'soon'. Therefore, these timelines have been constantly changing, and there is a lack of transparency about the exact status of this conflict. Given the unpredictability of timelines, people cannot help but ask whether there is really any timetable from the beginning of the conflict, and whether the final outcome was really considered before the start of the war. These are the questions that many American people are asking. Why should we end it without knowing how to end it and without a predetermined exit path? Launching such a war under certain circumstances? Trump is still trying to build an exit path, insisting that negotiations will take place and that he knows these negotiations will succeed. Although current signs once again indicate that the opposite is true. ”(Golden Ten)