U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Friday (March 27) in Miami that the military campaign against Iran will continue until at least 3,554 strategic targets within the country are struck. According to CNN, Trump admitted for the first time that the situation is not yet fully under the control of the U.S. and Israel, despite his previous claims of victory, and emphasized the need to dismantle Iran's remaining military and nuclear infrastructure. Complementing this stance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated following a G-7 meeting that Washington expects to conclude the war within weeks using only aerial and technological strikes, avoiding a ground invasion. The disclosure of a specific "target list" suggests that a significant portion of Iran's defense capabilities remains active, and the White House remains firm that peace negotiations are unlikely until these designated objectives are neutralized.