Trump says little activity at Iranian nuclear sites, U.S. monitoring four locations

U.S. President Donald Trump said Sunday that the United States will not launch a military strike against Iran today, though he did not rule out future military action. He also stated that there is "not much activity" at Iranian nuclear sites. Trump told reporters that he has not yet decided whether to renew strikes against Iran, framing the choice as finishing the job or reaching an agreement. He said the U.S. is actively monitoring Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site and three other locations allegedly destroyed in previous strikes. Trump's comments followed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claim that Israel faces "real and tangible existential danger" from Iran, warning of disproportionate retaliation. Trump had earlier suggested Washington might conduct another operation, referencing "another little Epic Fury" at a Florida rally.