Trump threatens new Iran strikes, says targets can be hit in 'ten minutes'

President Donald Trump said Saturday that the United States still needs to strike one or two targets in Iran, including a site near the Natanz nuclear complex, claiming such operations could be completed in "ten minutes." Trump specifically named Mount Kolang, also called "Pickaxe Mountain," about 200 km south of Tehran, while asserting that Iran's nuclear capabilities have already been neutralized. The remarks come as negotiations between Washington and Tehran appear stalled, with fighting intensifying in Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Media reports suggest a possible short, intense military campaign could follow Tuesday's US midterm elections. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the moment a "unique historical opportunity" to "permanently eliminate the existential threat" from Iran, while Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has threatened retaliation "without geographic limits" against any new attacks.