Iran's foreign minister admitted major nuclear damage from U.S.-Israeli strikes, diverging from the Supreme Leader's claim the attacks failed.

Iran's foreign minister has admitted that "excessive and serious" damage was done to the country's nuclear sites in the recent US and Israeli bombings. Abbas Araghchi told a state broadcaster on Thursday evening,

President Donald Trump is scoffing at Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s heated warning to the U.S. not to launch future strikes on Iran and the Iranian supreme leader’s assertion that Tehran “won the war” with

Trump, in his less diplomatic style, has repeated Biden’s warning, albeit in much more colorful language. He told reporters in the Oval Office in February that he had “left instructions” for what should happen if he is murdered by Iran. “If they do it, they get obliterated,” the president said. “There will be nothing left.”

In a White House briefing with reporters President Donald Trump was asked if he would consider bombing Iran’s nuclear sites again if future intelligence reports offered a concerning conclusion on Iranian enrichment of uranium.

President Donald Trump tackled a range of topics at a press conference Friday originally intended to address Supreme Court decisions.