President Donald Trump said Saturday that the United States still has to take care of one or two remaining targets in Iran even as he described talks as continuing, CBS News and RTÉ reported^1,2.

Speaking to reporters at his Florida residence, Trump said much of Iran's military and nuclear program had been knocked out and that remaining sites could be handled quickly^1,2.

He cited Pickaxe Mountain, a suspected underground nuclear complex; the Iranian government denies nuclear work is carried out there^1,2.

Trump said negotiations to end the war, which CBS News and RTÉ said the United States and Israel began in February, were going fine but that Iran was not very reliable^1,2.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Saturday that no decision had been made on whether to restart military action and that Washington would be open to a diplomatic solution^1,2.

Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei warned the United States and Israel against restarting the war and said any threat must be met with an immediate, geographically unrestricted response, according to a statement cited by both outlets^1,2.

RTÉ reported it was Khamenei's first described meeting with top commanders since he took office after the killing of his father in U.S.-Israeli strikes².

CBS News also reported a Qatari state-media account that an LNG tanker was struck by unidentified objects in Gulf waters on Friday, with no crew injuries claimed¹.

Independent confirmation of remaining nuclear sites and of tanker damage was not established in the two accounts^1,2.