Trump threatens to "hit hard" on Iran "at some point" Xinhua News Agency, Washington, November 1 (Xinhua) US President Trump once again threatened to renew military strikes against Iran at a campaign rally in Iowa on November 1, saying that "at some point" he will have to "throw a heavy hammer" against Iran. The US midterm elections will be held on November 3. Trump told his supporters at a rally that day: "The only reason I haven't finished Iran is because I want to be a good guy but at some point, we're going to have to 'drop the hammer' on them." These comments continue Trump's recent pressure on Iran. Trump said on October 31 that the United States had destroyed most of Iran's military power, but still had to "deal with" one or two targets, including the underground nuclear facility at Ocean. According to a post on social networks by Tucker Carlson, the former host of the conservative media channel Fox News and a well-known Internet celebrity, on the evening of November 1, under pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, the Trump administration may launch an attack on Iran within a few days, and the target will be Mount Ocean in the center of Iran. Israeli intelligence claims that Iran has restarted its uranium enrichment program there. In response to the American threat, an Iranian military spokesman warned that day that if the US resumed hostilities, it could provoke a "longer war than last time".