Trump warns Iran of new strikes, says targets can be hit in 10 minutes

President Donald Trump threatened new US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, saying remaining targets could be hit within ten minutes, while stating Washington is in no hurry for further action. Speaking Saturday at Mar-a-Lago, Trump cited the "Pickaxe Mountain" site in Isfahan province, suspected of housing a nuclear complex, though Iran denies such work. He said talks to end the Iran war are progressing, but called Iranians "not very reliable." Secretary of State Marco Rubio said no decision on new strikes has been made, with diplomacy still open. Iran's foreign minister reported no meetings planned, while Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei warned of an "immediate, effective, and geographically unrestricted response." The war began in late February with US and Israeli attacks.