Trump claims US has total surveillance over Iran

• Trump says US forces control the Strait of Hormuz and are escorting oil shipments.
• He vows Iran will not be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon.

US President Donald Trump addressed reporters in the Oval Office, declaring that American intelligence forces hold comprehensive surveillance and operational control over Iran amidst the ongoing regional confrontation.

Highlighting the extent of US intelligence capabilities over Iranian leadership and military operations, Trump asserted that Iranian officials are under continuous monitoring.

"They can't go to the bathroom without the United States knowing," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.

Iranian missile, radar assets targeted

Addressing recent military engagements, Trump confirmed that American forces launched strikes against Iranian infrastructure in response to efforts by Tehran to rebuild its defense networks and weapon systems.

"Iran was trying to build a missile to drop mines, and we destroyed it," Trump stated. "Iran was trying to rebuild radar and missile systems."
Evaluating the intensity of recent military actions, the President emphasized U.S. operational readiness to execute subsequent strikes at any moment.

"Last night's attack was very violent, and we are ready to launch another attack anytime we want," Trump warned. "The renewed campaign against Iran will not last long."

Turning to the strategic maritime corridor, Trump asserted that American naval forces maintain control over the Strait of Hormuz, facilitating global energy flows without major disruptions.

"We control the Strait of Hormuz and pull millions of barrels of oil out of it every day," Trump said. "Every day, we bring out many ships loaded with millions of barrels of oil through Hormuz, and we do so without problems in most cases."

Closing his remarks to reporters, Trump reiterated Washington's core red line regarding Tehran's atomic capacity.

"It's very simple: Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon," Trump repeated.