During a recent interview with NBC News, US President Donald Trump claimed that Iran's military has been 'totally destroyed,' retaining only about 21% of its missile capacity. He noted that the US and Israel have significantly impacted Iran's military infrastructure, stating that most drone factories and missile manufacturing sites have been eliminated. Although Trump did not disclose specific numbers regarding Iran's remaining missiles and drones, he indicated that the percentage of operational missiles is still substantial. Trump attributed the lack of a peace deal to the pride of Iranian leaders, who are now faced with a drastically reduced military capability. He expressed optimism about ongoing negotiations between the US and Iran, suggesting they are 'going well' and that a potential agreement could be reached soon. Trump emphasized his preference for a diplomatic resolution over military action, stating that it would be easier for the US military to conduct strikes but he aims to achieve a written agreement that avoids casualties.