"We are closely monitoring Axe Mountain"... Trump reveals his stance on the resumption of escalation with Iran

US President Donald Trump confirmed that the United States knows exactly what is happening at the Iranian nuclear site known as "Axe Mountain," also stating that no Iranian activities are currently taking place there, according to his remarks.

Trump said in an interview with CBS News that he does not intend to escalate the war against Iran, citing that Iran's conventional military capabilities have declined and its nuclear program has suffered a setback.

In recent months, Trump suggested that the war could escalate again after the elections, but he also frequently predicted that Iran wants to reach an agreement, expressing his belief that Iran is close to striking a deal, while noting that election results "give them some kind of certificate of hope."

When asked if he intended to escalate the war now that the midterm elections have concluded, the President replied: "Well, I am not seeking that. And I don't think there is any reason for it."

During the interview, Trump said: "We did not strike Axe Mountain in Iran because we did not detect any activity there. They have nothing. Everything is buried under thousands of tons of rock."

He continued: "Thanks to (the Space Force) - which I established - we have amazing telescopic lenses; I can distinguish the color of the red dots on your tie. And we are monitoring all those sites; the three sites we bombed, plus the (Axe Mountain) site."

Regarding Iranian nuclear activities, Trump said: "There was nothing... The area witnessed only very minimal activity. They have other problems; they are not focusing on (Axe Mountain)."

In response to a question about his intention to target the Iranian nuclear site, he said: "We will monitor the situation. If we need to target it - which we do not need to do at this moment - we will accomplish it within one hour, and the matter will be resolved."