[Trump: Will Soon 'Disengage' from Iran Conflict, But No Agreement Reached Yet] Golden Finance reported on June 6 that U.S. President Trump stated during a campaign event in Wisconsin on June 5 that the conflict with Iran would soon come to an end, thereby eliminating a major factor driving high prices. Speaking at an event in the state's agricultural region, Trump said, 'We will soon disengage from the Iran issue,' and 'fertilizer prices will drop significantly, returning to levels from four months ago.' As the midterm elections approach, U.S. media widely believe that the U.S.-Iran conflict has led to rising oil prices and increased living costs, putting pressure on Republican election prospects. Additionally, within the Republican Party, there is a growing desire for Trump to quickly extricate himself from the Iran issue and focus on economic and livelihood matters. According to a report by NBC, Trump also stated on June 5 that Iranian leaders have not yet reached an agreement with the U.S. to end the conflict. However, he added that ultimately, 'they have no choice' but to reach an agreement. Trump claimed that the U.S. has 'completely destroyed' Iran's military capabilities in this conflict but acknowledged that Iran still possesses some missiles and drones, saying, 'Proportionally speaking, they have about 21% to 22% of their missiles left. While the number is still significant, it is far less than what they had when we first launched the attacks.' (Xinhua News Agency)