Trump said during a press briefing in the Oval Office that the renewed US campaign against Iran would not last long, claiming that Iran was attempting to build a rocket capable of dropping mines and that the US had destroyed it. The president emphasized that the conflict would not escalate further, despite recent tensions.
Iran's health minister reported that the death toll from US attacks has risen to 19, including two children, highlighting the human cost of the ongoing confrontation. The figures underscore the impact of the military actions on civilian populations, raising concerns about the humanitarian situation.
While Trump framed the conflict as a temporary measure, the Iranian government has called for a de-escalation, stressing the need for dialogue. The situation remains volatile, with both sides continuing to exchange accusations and military posturing.
