U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. military could soon strike the Pickaxe Mountain nuclear facility, describing the military tension between the two countries as 'an insignificant matter.'
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. military could soon strike the Pickaxe Mountain nuclear facility, describing the military tension between the two countries as 'an insignificant matter.'
U.S. President Donald Trump, in a statement to reporters at the White House, commented on the ongoing process with the Tehran administration. Trump stated that the underground nuclear facility 'Pickaxe Mountain' near the Natanz enrichment facility, which Washington claims holds a portion of Iran's highly enriched uranium stockpile, could be targeted. Referring to a possible operation in the region, Trump said, “We may strike Pickaxe Mountain very soon.”
Arguing that the tension with Iran is not a full-scale war, Trump described the situation as 'intermittent military conflict.' Claiming that the process does not pose a major threat to the U.S., Trump said, “I call it military conflict because for us it's an insignificant matter, not a big deal. We organize our attacks intermittently. The fact is, we are not at war right now, there is no conflict.”