President Donald Trump stated that since the start of the conflict with Iran, the United States has struck more than 7,000 critical targets across the country.
According to Trump, the strikes were mainly directed at military facilities, as well as strategic institutions in the economic and commercial spheres. He emphasized that all of Iran's mine-launched ships have been destroyed, and the country's missile reserves have now significantly decreased.
The President also mentioned the Strait of Hormuz, noting that the US destroyed all structures there, except for oil facilities. At the same time, he also stated that the possibility of continuing strikes in the future remains: "We only left the pipes. "We didn't want to do this, but if we wanted to, we could do it within five minutes," he said.
According to Trump, the US acted cautiously, considering these territories to serve both the population and strategic interests. At the same time, he stressed that countries such as Japan and South Korea, recognizing their greater dependence on energy supplies through Hormuz, should help ensure the safety of ships with their own military forces.
The US President criticized the allies who opposed calls to send ships as part of the joint mission and stated that their loyalty to the US is insufficient. At the same time, he stated that many countries have already taken steps towards this, but did not specify which ones.
According to Trump, Iran's potential naval actions targeting tankers were "generally insignificant" and the lack of support from the allies was known in advance.
Fans and the public are closely monitoring the US-Iran conflict and its impact on regional security.
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