The United States is progressing faster than expected in its military campaign against Iran, according to the White House, which says the operation is nearing its primary objectives.

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that although initial estimates projected a four- to six-week timeline, the U.S. is already ahead of schedule just 25 days into the campaign. She described the military’s performance as “exceptional” and said the mission remains ongoing.

Leavitt noted that President Trump delayed planned strikes on Iranian infrastructure after signals that Iran was open to negotiations. However, she warned that failure by Iran to cooperate could result in significantly intensified military action.

The administration maintains that Iran must permanently abandon its nuclear ambitions and stop threatening the U.S. and its allies. While diplomacy remains an option, officials made clear that military pressure will continue until objectives are fully achieved.

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