President Trump: ”Uncertain if Iran's nuclear facilities remain...Low chance of war escalating”

US President Donald Trump said on the 13th local time that he was not sure whether Iran still had operational nuclear facilities following Israeli airstrikes on the country's nuclear facilities.
"It's unclear whether Iran's nuclear facilities still exist," Trump said in a telephone interview with Reuters on the same day, and warned that Israel had no plans to attack.
He added that the chances of the airstrikes escalating into an all-out war in the Middle East are low, and that he was "not concerned about it developing into a regional war," according to Reuters.
Regarding the nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, which were scheduled to resume in Muscat, Oman on the 15th, he said, "I'm not sure if they will be held as scheduled," but added, "Iran will
"It's not too late for Iran to reach an agreement with the United States," Trump said in a separate phone call with NBC News.
"We missed the opportunity to reach an agreement," he said, but added, "Maybe we'll get another chance. Let's see how it goes." President Trump also claimed, "Iran has contacted me."
He also said, specifically, that "Many of the people who were involved in past negotiations with the United States are now dead."
"They (Israel) have the best American-made equipment in the world," he said.