Trump Threatens Strike on Iran's Pikkax Mountain

US President Donald Trump stated that the country's armed forces may strike the Khorramshahr mountain in Iran very soon.

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Donald Trump threatened to strike Iran's Pikkax (or Karka) mountain.
The mountain is located near Natanz, Iran's main uranium enrichment site.
The U.S. and Iran have exchanged attacks in recent weeks.
The attacks followed an Iranian strike on U.S. military bases in Jordan.
Trump stated that the U.S. is ready to respond at any moment.
Trump claimed the conflict is 'relatively small' and will end 'fairly soon'.
The U.S. has previously attacked Iranian targets in June 2025 and February 2025.
The U.S. claims to have destroyed multiple Iranian targets, including air defense systems and communication infrastructure.
Iran claims to have destroyed U.S. technical and repair infrastructure in Jordan.
Iran asserts control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump denied using nuclear weapons against Iran.

Trump said the U.S. military may strike Pikkax 'very soon' and that he doesn't know when the conflict will end. — kommersant
Trump called the war in Iran a 'triviality' and said it has lasted over six months. — fontanka
The U.S. and Iran signed a memorandum to cease hostilities in mid-June, but fighting resumed shortly after. — vesti
Trump said the U.S. may strike Pikkax if something happens at 'Kirk' (a name for the mountain). — m24
Trump claimed the U.S. conducted a 'very powerful attack' the previous evening and destroyed more than just radars. — interfax
Iran attacked U.S. bases in Jordan on August 30, targeting technical and repair infrastructure and fighter aircraft locations. — vedomosti
Iran claimed to have destroyed U.S. infrastructure on bases in Jordan, and Trump shared a neural network-generated video showing the destruction of Iran's Kharq Island. — vm
The U.S. and Iran exchanged attacks for the first time since July 29, according to CNN. — tvrain