[Trump Reiterates Fifth Statement: Highly Unlikely to Return to War Against Iran as Long as Negotiations Proceed] Golden Finance reports, November 9th, citing CNN, that US President Trump stated on Sunday that he is "highly unlikely" to order a renewed war against Iran if negotiations on Iran's nuclear program and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz make progress. In an interview with CNN, Trump repeated this statement five times. Trump said, "It depends on whether they sign a very strong agreement. The answer is, it's highly unlikely that it will be necessary to go to war again. Iran is a declining country. The data for this year has just come out, and you've seen it, inflation is 301%. It's highly unlikely that action will be necessary. If necessary, I would, but we've already hit them hard. I hit them very hard. You don't know how hard I hit them." He continued, "So, it's highly unlikely that I will need to take action again. Their financial situation is deteriorating rapidly. We've already hit them militarily, and we can completely destroy them."