
U.S. President Trump said on Saturday that the U.S. military has destroyed most of Iran's military capabilities and nuclear facilities, but there are still 1 to 2 targets such as Haoshan that need to be dealt with, stressing that the U.S. military is in no rush to launch a new offensive and can resolve it within 10 minutes.
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U.S. President Trump said that the U.S. military has destroyed most of Iran's military capabilities and named Haoshan, where the underground nuclear facility is located, as a possible next target.
U.S. President Trump said on Saturday that the U.S. military has destroyed most of Iran's military capabilities, but there are still one or two targets that "remain to be dealt with." (AFP)
U.S. President Trump said on Saturday (31st) that the U.S. military has destroyed most of Iran's military capabilities, but there are still one or two targets that "remain to be dealt with," such as Iran's underground nuclear facilities.
"AFP" reported that Trump pointed out in an interview in Florida that the armistice negotiations between the United States and Iran "are going well, but you know, they are not very credible." He added that the US military is in no rush to launch a new offensive because most of Iran's military and nuclear program have been destroyed. "We have destroyed their nuclear energy. We still have to deal with, I would say 1 or 2 locations, but we can solve it in 10 minutes."
Trump pointed out that Pickaxe Mountain, which is suspected to contain Iran's underground nuclear facilities, may be one of the targets. "You can probably focus on Pickaxe Mountain. You have to deal with that. We can get it done very quickly."
Trump previously revealed that the U.S. military may launch new attacks after the U.S. midterm elections. However, Secretary of State Rubio also clarified on Saturday that the United States is willing to accept diplomatic solutions and that Trump has not yet decided whether to launch a new round of attacks on Iran.

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U.S. President Trump said that the U.S. military has destroyed most of Iran's military and nuclear forces, but one or two targets still need to be solved, including the suspected nuclear facility "Haoshan". Negotiations between the two sides are currently progressing smoothly, but the United States remains wary of Iran.