President Donald Trump Promises Future Attacks If Iran Doesn't 'Make Peace'

President Donald Trump just addressed the nation after the U.S.A.'s attack on Iran ... putting Iranian leadership on notice with an ultimatum -- make peace or face the consequences.

POTUS spoke at around 7 PM PT ... just a couple hours after revealing on Truth Social that the military had successfully attacked three nuclear sites in Iran. He stood alongside of Vice President J.D. Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.

During his short remarks, Trump congratulated the military once again on the successful attack ... revealing the uranium enrichment facilities in Iran were "completely and totally obliterated" in the attack.

He said he expects Iran to make a deal now ... threatening even more attacks on the country if they attempt to resist. Trump said they will be even easier going forward after this successful strike.

DJT congratulated Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the attack ... touting the teamwork between their two countries. The president ended his remarks by saying God bless the Middle East, Israel and America.

Worth noting ... the state-run media in Iran has indicated the country has no intention of backing down -- so, more strikes could be a very real possibility.

Trump revealed a full payload of bombs was dropped on the nuclear facilities Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan -- which he wrote out as "Esfahan," a less common spelling -- and he congratulated the "great American Warriors" on the successful attack ... before paradoxically claiming now is a time for peace.

Israel launched a a surprise attack against Iran last week ... and, Iran responded with retaliatory missile strikes.

Photos have captured the devastation in Iran -- the health ministry for which claims more than 400 civilians are dead and 3,500 are injured.

While Trump said he planned to take up to two weeks before taking any action in the Israel-Iran conflict earlier this week, B-2 bombers were put into the air Saturday afternoon which indicated to many an attack might be imminent. They reportedly used "bunker buster" bombs on the facilities ... a first in U.S. military history.

And, though he's now calling for peace, President Trump did some saber rattling days before the attack, too -- claiming the U.S. military knew the location of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei ... and could easily kill him.