President Donald Trump says the United States will carry out additional attacks on Iran and has threatened to take control of Kharg Island, a major Iranian oil export hub. Multiple outlets report Trump made the remarks after a second day of airstrikes between the two countries earlier this week. Trump characterizes the upcoming actions as “very hard” and says the U.S. will hit Iran again. In parallel, he tells audiences that the U.S. will be “taking” Kharg Island, describing it as a key infrastructure asset tied to Iranian crude oil exports. CBS News and Bloomberg report Trump suggests the move would happen “in the not too distant future” or “at some point,” rather than specifying an immediate timeline. MarketWatch frames the comments as also pointing toward broader U.S. control over parts of Iran’s oil and gas markets. Al Jazeera and The Hill connect the renewed threats to a highly tense atmosphere that occurs alongside efforts to pursue diplomatic de-escalation or a ceasefire. Overall, the reports converge on Trump’s public threats of further military action and potential seizure of Kharg Island, without providing independent confirmation of operational plans.