Donald Trump says “they’re not very reliable” about Iran’s trustworthiness

President Donald Trump told reporters at his Florida home that, while the United States has already severely weakened Iran’s armed forces, it may still need to strike one or two remaining locations, naming a suspected underground nuclear facility called Pickaxe Mountain as a possible target; he said any such operation could be carried out in minutes. He described ongoing talks aimed at ending the conflict that began with U.S. and Israeli strikes in late February as progressing, but warned that Tehran cannot be fully trusted. Iran’s leadership denies any nuclear activity at the site, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio said no decision on new attacks has been made and diplomatic options remain on the table. The remarks come amid broader tensions, including a warning from Iran’s supreme leader against further U.S. or Israeli action.