Trump warns Iran of further strikes on remaining nuclear sites

President Trump said Saturday that US strikes have destroyed most of Iran's nuclear capabilities but that one or two sites remain, threatening further action while Tehran warns of retaliation. Trump specifically named Mount Kolang, near the Natanz nuclear complex, saying the US could handle remaining targets in ten minutes. Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei vowed an "immediate, powerful response without geographic limits" to any new attacks, and ordered military officials to update target lists. The conflict began February 28 with joint US-Israeli strikes, followed by an April ceasefire and June agreement that collapsed over the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran targets unauthorized ships. Iranian officials say no meeting with Americans is needed, while Tehran residents express resignation about potential renewed warfare.