Trump Threatens Iran Nuclear Sites Near ‘Kuh Kalang’ in Nuclear Deal Comments

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, U.S. President Donald Trump stated during a meeting with leaders of Persian Gulf Arab nations on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly that the United States might be compelled to destroy a region, specifically referencing ‘Kuh Kalang’. He elaborated, “We don’t see much activity in that region right now, but if we see such activity, we will immediately destroy it.”

This warning comes shortly after Trump had claimed that Iran’s efforts to acquire nuclear weapons had ended. The U.S. President also commented on the sensitivity of the midterm congressional elections and the possibility of the Republican Party losing control, suggesting that the situation regarding Iran might be resolved soon after the elections, or possibly even before. “We think the situation concerning Iran might end right after the midterm elections, and perhaps even before that. I don’t know exactly,” he said.

Trump further added, “I am not a candidate in the election, and when I think about ending Iran’s nuclear threat, I don’t think about the election at all.”