During a phone interview with Reuters on Friday, President Donald Trump said he is no longer certain whether Iran’s nuclear program still exists following Israel’s dramatic airstrikes on Iranian military and nuclear targets. “We knew everything,” Trump said, confirming the United States was fully briefed on Israel’s operation in advance. “I tried to save Iran humiliation and death. I tried very hard because I would have loved to have seen a deal worked out.” Despite the intensity of the strikes and reports of heavy losses among top Iranian military and nuclear officials, Trump said diplomatic avenues remain open. “They can still work out a deal — it’s not too late,” he added. U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff w scheduled to meet with an Iranian delegation in Oman on Sunday.

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Two explosions occurred at the Fordow nuclear enrichment site, located several hundred meters underground, the IRGC’s Fars News Agency confirms.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir says the military is continuing to strike Iran “with full force.” “We are continuing with the two main efforts we defined for ourselves, the defensive effort and the offensive effort,” Zamir says during an assessment with the IDF’s top brass. “There will be more difficult moments, and we must be prepared for the range of scenarios we have trained for,” he says. “We are continuing with full force, at a high pace, in order to meet the goals we have set for ourselves,” Zamir adds.

The IDF releases additional footage showing its strikes against Iranian military facilities today. The clips show strikes on a site in Iran used to launch drones and ballistic missile launchers, according to the military.

President Donald Trump revealed in an interview with The New York Post that he knew Israel would take military action against Iran if the Islamic regime failed to agree to a reworked nuclear deal with the United States.
“I always knew the date,” Trump said during the phone call. “Because I know everything. I know everything. I know everything.”
Explaining further, Trump said, “I gave them 60 days and they didn’t meet it. Today’s 61, you know. Today’s day 61.”
Trump had welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu to the White House on April 7, just over sixty days before Israel executed strikes targeting key Iranian nuclear scientists and senior military officials.

The IDF reiterates its evacuation warning for large areas of the Gaza Strip. “The IDF continues to operate with great force against terror organizations. The areas marked in red on the map are considered dangerous combat zones,”

Iranian media is reporting that underground missile bases mobilized for retaliation.

Satellite images show extensive damage to Iran’s Kermanshah Underground Facility, including its entrance.