Two weeks are enough to bomb all targets in Iran

US President Donald Trump said that two weeks are enough to hit “every target” in Iran, considering that Tehran was “defeated militarily” in the war launched by Washington and Israel in February.

In an interview with independent journalist Cheryl Attkisson, which was recorded last week and will be broadcast later on Sunday, the US President renewed his description of NATO as a “paper tiger,” accusing his country’s allies of failing to help it in this war.

Trump said in the interview that the Iranians “are defeated militarily… Maybe in their minds they do not know it, but I think they realize it,” and added, “This does not mean that they are finished.”

Trump hinted that the US military could “intervene for an additional two weeks and strike every target in Iran. We had certain targets, and we probably bombed 70 percent of them, but there are other targets that we could theoretically strike.”

Trump said that NATO “proved to be a paper tiger. They were not there to help,” after NATO members refrained from contributing to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran had practically closed since the start of the American-Israeli attack on it on February 28.