US President Donald Trump stated that the country's armed forces may…

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 launch airstrikes on Iran's mountain Pikaq.
The U.S. and Iran have exchanged attacks in recent days.
The attacks followed an Iranian strike on U.S. military bases in Jordan.
Trump stated that the U.S. would respond with a strong strike.
The mountain Pikaq is located near the Natanz uranium enrichment facility in central Iran.
The U.S. claims there is a secret nuclear facility under the mountain.
The conflict has been ongoing for several months.

Trump said the U.S. military may strike Pikaq 'very soon' and that he wants to achieve peace so the next president won't have to deal with it. — kommersant
Trump called the conflict in Iran a 'triviality' and claimed Iran would not get nuclear weapons. — fontanka
The construction of the underground facility under Pikaq began after a series of explosions and sabotage at the Natanz facility in 2020. — fontanka
Trump claimed the U.S. conducted a powerful attack the previous evening and destroyed more than just radars. — interfax
The U.S. and Iran signed a memorandum to cease hostilities in mid-June, but fighting resumed shortly after. — vedomosti
The U.S. and Israel began airstrikes on Iranian territory on 28 February. — vedomosti
Iran and the U.S. resumed attacks after a temporary ceasefire. — vedomosti
The U.S. claims to have hit around 100 targets in Iran, including air defense systems, radar, maritime structures, and communication facilities. — vedomosti
Iran retaliated by striking U.S. military sites in Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain. — vedomosti
Iran claimed control over the Strait of Hormuz. — vedomosti
Iran claimed to have destroyed infrastructure on U.S. bases in Jordan, including at King Hussein and Al-Azraq airbases. — vm
Trump posted an AI-generated video showing the U.S. destroying the Iranian island of Khark. — vm