US President Donald Trump firmly stated that he would not consider using nuclear weapons against Iran, asserting that American conventional military strikes have already caused significant damage to Iran's military infrastructure. Speaking at the White House, Trump emphasized, "Why would I use a nuclear weapon?" and reiterated that nuclear arms should remain off the table. He noted that Iran's navy, air force, and anti-aircraft capabilities have been largely destroyed, suggesting that any attempts by Iran to regroup during a recent ceasefire would be swiftly dealt with. Despite the ongoing military pressure, Trump indicated that he is not in a rush to negotiate a peace agreement, preferring a long-term solution over a quick fix. He criticized media narratives surrounding the conflict and maintained that any future agreement must align with US interests and contribute to global stability. Trump concluded by asserting that time is not on Iran's side, as their military capabilities are severely compromised.