Trump warns Iran annihilation possible if no deal, cites fuel price effect

At the United Nations General Assembly on September 22, 2026, US President Donald Trump said he faces a big decision on Iran: either reach a deal that lets Iran rebuild and become a far greater country, or annihilate the Islamic Republic quickly, driving it into hell with no chance of survival. He told the assembly that he believes a deal could be made right after the US midterm elections in November, noting that Iran is waiting to see how he performs, but added that he is not running again, having already won in a landslide.

The warning comes as high fuel prices, which Trump linked to the ongoing Middle East war, are hurting Republican prospects in the upcoming elections. For Nigeria, Africa's largest oil producer, any escalation in Iran tensions could push global oil prices higher, boosting government revenue but also raising the cost of fuel imports and contributing to inflation. Conversely, a diplomatic deal that reduces conflict could stabilize markets and lower price volatility.

Readers should watch oil price movements and assess how a potential Iran conflict or resolution might affect Nigeria's fiscal outlook, fuel costs, and investment environment. Staying informed through credible sources and factoring geopolitical risk into personal and business financial plans can help navigate uncertainty.

SOURCE: https://www.channelstv.com/2026/09/22/us-deciding-between-deal-or-driving-iran-into-hell-says-trump/