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President says 'dnuclearization' of Iran is proceeding after recent strikes
Summary
The President stated the "dnuclearization of Iran" is progressing, said U.S. forces "hit them very hard for three nights," and referenced meetings with senior officials about the possibility of wider military action.
The President said Iran "cannot have a nuclear weapon" and described recent military pressure as advancing a policy he called "dnuclearization." He told the audience, "We hit them very hard for three nights," and said ongoing meetings with administration officials are part of the effort.
A reporter referenced meetings with "Secretary Hex and General Kaine" about possibly returning to an all-out war with Iran; the President reiterated that such consultations were occurring and framed recent actions as intended to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities.
The remarks presented the administration's view of recent operations as instrumental to nonproliferation goals but did not announce a change in U.S. force authorization or a new statutory policy. No operational details, timelines for further action, or legal authorities were provided during the exchange.
