President Donald Trump stated on Saturday that the United States has not fully neutralized Iran's military capabilities and still has "one or two targets" remaining. This remark comes amid heightened tensions between the US and Iran, with Iranian officials warning that any future conflict could last longer than previous engagements.
The White House confirmed that the US has conducted significant strikes against Iranian military assets, but Trump emphasized that the situation is not yet fully resolved. He reiterated that the US must continue its efforts to address remaining threats. Iranian military officials have warned that a potential conflict could be prolonged, suggesting that the US may not have full control over the outcome.
This statement follows recent reports that Iran has demonstrated resilience against US military actions, leading some officials to describe the situation as reaching a "hard wall of reality." The remarks by Trump align with ongoing discussions about maintaining pressure on Iran through targeted strikes. The situation remains under close scrutiny as both sides continue to assess their strategic positions.
