Trump said he struck 7,000 targets in a disagreement with Iran.

President Donald Trump announced that since the beginning of the conflict with Iran, the United States has struck more than seven thousand key facilities across the entire country. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to him, these attacks were primarily directed at military bases and strategic institutions in the economic and commercial sectors. The President emphasized that all of Iran's mine-laying ships have been destroyed and the country's missile stockpile has significantly decreased.

The President also specifically highlighted the issue of the Strait of Hormuz. He stated that the US has destroyed all facilities there except for the oil pipelines.

He noted that the possibility of continuing strikes in the future remains. According to Trump, they only preserved the oil pipelines and could have destroyed them within five minutes if they wished.

The US leader stated that actions in these areas were taken with caution, taking into account the population and strategic interests. At the same time, he acknowledged the strong dependence of countries such as Japan and South Korea on energy supplies passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

He reminded that these countries should bring their own military forces to help ensure the safety of ships at sea. Trump also criticized allies who opposed his proposal to send ships within the framework of a joint mission.

He emphasized that their loyalty to the US is not sufficient. The President announced that many countries have already sent their troops, but he did not disclose their names openly.

In his opinion, the naval operations that Iran could carry out against tankers were deemed insignificant, and the lack of support from allies was anticipated. Currently, the population and public are closely monitoring the conflict between the US and Iran as well as its unique impact on overall regional security.