Trump says US has one or two targets left in Iran, including Mount Kolang

US President Donald Trump said Saturday that the United States still needs to "take care of" one or two targets in Iran, specifically Mount Kolang, suspected of housing a nuclear complex. He stated Iran's nuclear capabilities have been neutralized, but some sites remain to be addressed. Trump told reporters at his Florida residence that neutralizing Iran's nuclear capabilities leaves one or two locations to handle, which could be done in ten minutes. He referenced Mount Kolang, also called "Pickaxe Mountain," located in Isfahan province, about 200 km south of Tehran near the Natanz nuclear facility. This is not the first recent threat against Mount Kolang, which sits near Iran's uranium enrichment plant at Natanz, one of the country's most protected nuclear sites, already bombed by the US and Israel earlier in the conflict.