The Whole Place Is Gone: Trump Claims Crushing Blow To Iran, Draws Red Line On Global Waterway

Saturday, April 11, 2026 As reported by The Times of India. In a striking and forceful public address, U.S. President Donald Trump declared that Iran’s military capabilities have been almost entirely dismantled, signaling strong confidence in the United States’ position amid intensifying tensions in the region.

“One way or the other, it’s going well,” Trump stated, before delivering one of his most sweeping assessments yet of the situation on the ground. “The Navy’s gone, the Air Force is gone, all anti-aircraft is gone, the leaders are gone the whole place is gone.”

The remarks reflect a clear stance from the U.S. leadership that Iran’s ability to sustain coordinated military resistance has been severely weakened. Trump credited the U.S. military’s operations for what he portrayed as a near total collapse of Iran’s strategic defense infrastructure, emphasizing the scale and speed of recent actions.

Strait of Hormuz: “We’re Not Going to Let That Happen”

Turning to the critical issue of maritime security, Trump addressed concerns over potential disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz a vital global oil transit route that plays a central role in international energy supply.

When pressed on whether Iran could threaten control over the passage, Trump was direct and firm: “No, we’re not going to let that. It’s international water.”

His comments reinforce a determined U.S. position that the strait must remain open under all circumstances, highlighting its global importance. Any disruption, he suggested, would not be tolerated, as multiple nations depend heavily on the uninterrupted flow of resources through the channel.

Trump also referenced an upcoming diplomatic meeting involving key U.S. figures, including Vice President JD Vance and senior envoys, expressing measured optimism about the outcome while maintaining a cautious tone.

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“You have a good team. they meet tomorrow. We’ll see how it all works out,” he said, indicating that while progress may be possible, the situation remains fluid and subject to rapid change…..See More

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