Trump: No Urgency on Iran, Two Key Nuclear Sites Remain

US President Donald Trump said there is no urgency regarding Iran, stating Tehran wants a deal, but also warned that one or two key nuclear sites, including "Pickaxe Mountain," still need to be addressed. The remarks come amid rising threats of renewed conflict between the two nations. According to Axios, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pressed Trump to attack Iran immediately after the US midterm elections, a move that could help Netanyahu remain in power in Israel. However, Trump appears inclined to let negotiations proceed, while Iran has warned that any future conflict would be longer than past wars and not limited to the region. Diplomatic efforts continue behind the scenes, with Iran calling a letter from US Vice President JD Vance "a good sign" and expressing hope for rationality. Meanwhile, regional tensions escalate as Iranian-backed Houthi rebels reportedly struck a Saudi industrial complex, and Iran has declared British military and intelligence organizations as "terrorist" entities.