Trump says the U.S. must still address some of Iran's targets, including suspected nuclear facilities

(Central News Agency, Washington, 31st Comprehensive Foreign News Report) U.S. President Trump said today that the United States has destroyed most of Iran's military power, but still needs to "address" one or two targets, including a suspected nuclear facility called "Haoshan".

Agence France-Presse reported that Trump told reporters at his residence in Florida that the current negotiations with Iran to end the conflict after the United States and Israel launched war at the end of February were "going well, but everyone knows they are not reliable."

Trump reiterated that the United States is in no rush to take offensive action because it has severely damaged Iran's military strength and nuclear program.

"We've destroyed their nuclear facilities. I think we still have to deal with one or two locations, but we can do it in 10 minutes," Trump told reporters.

Referring to a suspected underground nuclear facility, he added: "Maybe you can look at Pickaxe Mountain (Pickaxe Mountain), the problems there have to be solved. We can do it very quickly."

The Iranian government has always denied conducting any nuclear operations there.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said earlier today that Trump has not yet decided whether to launch a new round of strikes against Iran and that the United States remains open to diplomatic channels.

Iran's supreme leader today warned the United States and Israel not to launch new attacks amid U.S. threats to restart strikes after the election.