WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Donald Trump declared Thursday that the United States will continue its war with Iran, explaining that while the war has already been “totally, completely, historically won,” he simply isn’t tired of winning it yet.
“We’ve won this war many times – some say more times than any war has ever been won,” Trump told reporters. “But I said, why stop? Let’s win it again. And again. Maybe a few bonus wins.”
The announcement comes amid an already ongoing conflict that has raised global tensions and economic concerns, including rising oil prices and instability in key shipping routes .
However, Trump dismissed those worries, stating that “every time gas prices go up, it just means we’re winning harder.” He added that Americans should view each additional spike as “a victory lap for freedom,” preferably one driven in a large SUV.
According to senior administration officials (and one very enthusiastic intern), the strategy moving forward is simple: declare victory every morning, restart the war by lunch, and announce another historic win before dinner.
“It’s what we call a ‘continuous victory model,’” one aide explained. “The war never ends, but it also never loses. It’s incredibly efficient, from a branding perspective.”
International leaders reportedly reacted with confusion, while late-night comedians reacted with job security.
One unnamed diplomat summarized the situation: “We’re not sure if the war is escalating, de-escalating, or just being rebooted like a movie franchise.”
Trump, however, remained confident, concluding, “People said you can’t keep winning forever. I said, watch me. We’re going to win this war so many times, you’ll get bored of winning. And then – we’ll win again.”
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