Trump claims good talks with Iran, yet threats infrastructure
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- Trump says US held positive talks with Iran.
- Says deal is better than destroying Iran.
- Highlights US military advantage over Tehran.
- Warns of further action if no agreement.
US President Donald Trump stated in a phone interview with Fox News that the United States has held "good talks" with Iran, asserting that securing a diplomatic deal remains a far better outcome than continuing military strikes that could destroy the remainder of the nation.
While pointing to diplomatic contact, Trump noted occasional mixed signals during negotiations. He remarked that while the US may be in the middle of great talks, Iranian representatives sometimes claim they are not speaking or have not discussed the nuclear file.
Threatens infrastructure targets
Reflecting on recent military actions, Trump declared that the US operates from a position of overwhelming strength, having eliminated Iran's air defense network alongside a substantial portion of its weaponry.
Trump issued a direct warning regarding Iran's vital infrastructure, asserting that US forces could destroy the majority of Iranian bridges in less than an hour if necessary.
Addressing Iran's heavily fortified "Pickaxe Mountain" underground nuclear facility, Trump downplayed its strategic threat, stating the site "is not a big problem" for US strike capabilities.
Trump warns against agreement breaches
Addressing domestic political dynamics, Trump acknowledged that many Republicans are urging him to press forward with continued military action against Iran.
However, Trump emphasized that if Iran fails to enter into a deal with the United States, he will return to "finish the job".
Stressing that Washington will no longer tolerate past infractions, Trump declared that Iran can no longer be permitted to violate agreements.
