Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Wednesday dismissed the demand for unconditional surrender, and the US President said that his patience had gone out, although he did not give any clue what his next step would be.
According to the report published by Reuters, Trump refused to say whether he had taken any decision against the Islamic Republic to join the Israeli bombing campaign. He said that the people of Iran had reached out, but “it is too late to talk”.
“Now there is a big difference between a week more,” Trump told reporters outside the White House. “Nobody knows what I am going to do.”
The Iranians blocked the highways outside the capital Tehran while running away from the Israeli air strike.
In the latest bombing, Israel said its Air Force destroyed the headquarters of Iran’s internal security service.
Defense Minister Israel Katj said, “As we promised – we will continue to strike on the symbols of governance and wherever it is, Ayatollah rule.”
