New attack threat from Trump to Iran: We will strike the Kazma Mountain region very powerfully

US President Trump stated that attacks on Iran are not over, targeting the Kazma Mountain region; he also made statements regarding Lebanon and Hezbollah.

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US President Donald Trump gave the message that military pressure on Iran will continue following the recent clashes around the Strait of Hormuz. Responding to journalists' questions during his meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun in Washington, Trump said that attacks against the Tehran administration have not been completed.

Trump stated that they will strike Iran's "Kazma Mountain region very soon, in a very powerful way." The US President argued that they could attack "anywhere Iran has in mind for nuclear operations," adding, "We are not done with Iran yet, we are not leaving right now."

Responding to a question about whether there will be a new meeting with Iran in the near future, Trump claimed that Tehran wants to talk but stated that Washington's conditions have not changed. Trump said, "Iran is desperately trying to talk, but we have no intention of talking until they are ready to talk in a meaningful way."

The US President also used harsh language regarding Iran's military and political capacity. Trump claimed that Iran's power has been "seriously broken, at levels no one thought of," and said that "no one but the Iranians knows" the extent of the damage caused.

STATEMENT ON LEBANON AND HEZBOLLAH

Touching upon the Lebanon file during the meeting, Trump stated that the US has good relations with Lebanon and used the expression, "We will treat Lebanon with the respect it deserves." When asked if he would establish contact with Hezbollah, Trump said he could meet if Lebanese President Aoun had such a request.

Trump said, "I talk to everyone. I also talk to people that many people think I shouldn't talk to, and things are going well." The US President also touched upon Lebanon-Israel relations, describing the agreement the Israelis made with Lebanon as "great" and pointing to the redeployment process.

Stating that he also gets along well with Syrian President Ahmed Shara, Trump noted that Shara wants to intervene regarding Hezbollah. Trump argued that Shara has been fighting Hezbollah for a long time and stated that this could be "very effective."