Trump Warns Iran: 'We Still Have to Take Care of One or Two Sites'

UPDATED: Nov 2, 2026 07:38 ISTUnited States President Donald Trump issued a warning to Iran, stating that American forces have largely decimated Iranian military and manufacturing capabilities. Trump said, "We still have to take care of, I would say, one or two sites, but we can do that in 10 minutes." Addressing his military strategy, he claimed that Iranian naval, air force, anti-aircraft, and nuclear assets have been neutralised. Referencing past conflicts and the assassination of General Soleimani during his first term, Trump asserted that the United States did not start the war but is finishing it. Additionally, Trump confirmed speaking with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid coalition challenges following Israel's recent election season. Read MoreVIDEOS FROM OTHER SECTIONSLATEST VIDEOSSanjay Raut Claims Revolution And Regime Change Ahead; RSS Chief CountersShiv Sena UBT MP Sanjay Raut ignited a political row following his remarks at the INDIA bloc rally at Ramlila Maidan, asserting that a revolution is underway and the country is heading towards regime change. Addressing the gathering, Raut stated that the turnout represents national strength rather than a single party, while targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. Meanwhile, the bulletin featured contrasting statements addressing the political climate and external influences, highlighting concerns over disruption disguised as opposition, alongside observations on global unrest and regime change narratives across nations.India Today Crew Attacked in Pulivendula, Sparking TDP-YSRCP War Over Poll ViolenceAn India Today news crew was assaulted by unidentified men while reporting on the civic elections in Pulivendula, Andhra Pradesh. Associate Editor Abdul Basheer and video journalist S. Vijay were targeted near the Gandhi statue close to the Pulivendula police station while documenting alleged poll rigging and stone pelting. The mob broke their camera, snatched their mobile phones, ID cards, memory card, and battery before the journalists managed to flee. Following the incident, an FIR was lodged, with police assuring strict action. The assault has triggered an intense political confrontation between the Telugu Desam Party and the YSR Congress Party. The ruling TDP alleged that YSRCP orchestrated the attack to discredit the government and create a law-and-order disruption. In response, YSRCP chief Jagan Mohan Reddy condemned the assault on the media crew, raised concerns over journalists' safety, and demanded freedom of the press alongside an impartial investigation.Rebellion In National Conference: 25 MLAs Issue 14-Day Deadline To Omar AbdullahThe Omar Abdullah-led government in Jammu and Kashmir faces internal rebellion as 25 National Conference MLAs issue a 14-day ultimatum to party leadership. The rebel legislators have threatened to march to Raj Bhavan and pull the plug on the government unless three major demands are met. They are seeking a complete cabinet overhaul, the dissolution of the current ministry, and the removal of the Chief Minister's advisors, including close aide Nasir Aslam Wani. They have also demanded that the party boldly pursue poll promises regarding special status and constitutional guarantees with the Centre. The rebellion follows reports of Member of Parliament Aga Ruhullah threatening to resign from the party and his parliamentary seat.Delhi Face-Off: INDIA Bloc's Dilli Chalo March, BJP Invokes 1984 Riots, Amit Shah Attacks RahulDelhi witnessed a high-voltage political face-off as the BJP launched a counter-offensive on the streets against the INDIA bloc's Dilli Chalo march led by Rahul Gandhi. The BJP mounted a multi-pronged attack, holding a parallel solidarity march in Delhi and invoking the 1984 anti-Sikh riots while questioning the timing of the opposition's protest. Union Home Minister Amit Shah took a swipe at Rahul Gandhi's prime ministerial ambitions, asserting that he could become prime minister only in a mock parliament. Union Minister JP Nadda and other senior leaders also slammed the Congress leadership. Meanwhile, in Haryana's Rohtak, the BJP flagged off the Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao march against the opposition's vote theft claims, while the opposition defended its stance.