American spy satellites have the remains of Iran’s nuclear facilities under “intense” surveillance and any activity at them whatsoever will invite more missile strikes, President Donald Trump said. U.S. President Donald Trump addressed the nation on Wednesday evening, giving an update on progress in Iran after a month of intense strikes. Having stated the country’s air force and navy were “gone” and “in ruins”, President Trump laid out the total air dominance the U.S. military enjoys over Iran and warned this meant if there was ever a future attempt by Tehran to re-start its nuclear programmes, America would instantly react with further strikes.
“They have no anti-aircraft equipment, their radar is 100 per cent annihilated, we are unstoppable as a military force”, said President Trump, as part of this warning. Of Iran’s nuclear sites, the President reflected: “The nuclear sites that we obliterated with B-2 bombers have been hit so hard that it would take months to get near the nuclear dust”. These areas are “under intense satellite surveillance and control”, and if the United States detects “a move, even a move”, it will respond with “very hard” missile strikes. Ultimately, President Trump said, “we have all the cards, they have none”.
