AI-generated summary
Military and diplomatic tension has been ongoing between the USA and Iran for a long time. Tensions are frequently experienced, especially in strategic regions such as the Strait of Hormuz.
US President Trump answered questions about the agenda after the press conference he held at the White House.
Claiming that they did everything militarily in Iran after Venezuela and were very successful, Trump stated that they were not actively attacking.
Reminding that US Vice President JD Vance did not specifically use the term "war" for the tension with Iran, Trump said, "Many people do not call this a war. I call it a military conflict because it is an unimportant issue for us. Iran is not a big issue for us. We intervened in Venezuela and intervened here as well." he said.
Noting that only 18 US soldiers died in conflicts with Iran, Trump said that this was not a large number compared to the Vietnam or Afghanistan wars.
"WE CAN HIT KAZMA MOUNTAIN SOON"
Trump emphasized that they are following the developments in and around the Strait of Hormuz very closely, and said that they are monitoring the activity around Mount Kazma.
"If there are developments in that region, we can hit Kazma Mountain soon." Trump said that they kept the Strait of Hormuz open for the passage of oil tankers.
CHINA WAS NOT INVOLVED IN THE IRAN CRISIS
On the other hand, Trump stated that he will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House on September 24, and said, "I get along very well with Chinese President Xi. I told Xi, 'Please do not get involved in the Iran issue.' They really did not get involved." he said.
Arguing that China could participate in this process much more actively if it wanted, Trump stated that Beijing has little involvement in the Iran tension.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The USA may carry out a military operation against Kazma Mountain.
Possible · Within weeks

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