更新于：2026年3月7日 / 美国东部时间晚上11:33 / CBS新闻
周六深夜，特朗普总统在接受哥伦比亚广播公司新闻（CBS News）电话采访时，对伊朗最高国家安全官员阿里·拉里贾尼（Ali Larijani）的威胁不屑一顾。拉里贾尼于周六早些时候在社交媒体上发帖称，特朗普必须为美国对以色列针对伊朗的打击“付出代价”。
作为伊朗最高国家安全委员会秘书和最高领袖阿亚图拉·阿里·哈梅内伊（Ayatollah Ali Khamenei）的长期亲信，拉里贾尼在哈梅内伊2月28日战争第一天被杀后，已成为伊朗最受瞩目的领导人之一。
“我完全不知道他在说什么，也不知道他是谁。我毫不在意，”特朗普先生告诉CBS新闻，他补充说，拉里贾尼“已经被击败了”。
特朗普还驳斥了拉里贾尼和其他伊朗领导人最新一波的批评言论，称他们软弱无力，在该地区的影响力日益下降。他重申，美国的打击将继续进行，直到伊朗“无条件投降”。
周六早些时候，伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽什基安（Masoud Pezeshkian）发布视频向伊朗邻国就其对以色列和美国在中东基地的报复性打击道歉，称除非首先受到攻击，否则伊朗将停止打击其他波斯湾国家。佩泽什基安后来收回了他的言论。
“我们没有攻击我们友好的邻国，而是针对美国在该地区的军事基地、设施和装置，”佩泽什基安在后续的社交媒体帖子中表示，其中没有包含道歉内容。
“他试图接管中东，但因为我，他向所有这些国家让步并投降了，”特朗普周六晚上在被问及拉里贾尼时告诉CBS新闻，“他已经向所有中东国家投降，因为他试图接管整个中东。这就是为什么那些火箭早就瞄准了这些国家。在战争开始前很久，他就有这个计划。”
总统与伊朗领导人之间持续而尖锐的来回交锋，凸显了美国在未来几周可能寻求与谁进行外交接触的不确定性，因为伊朗领导层既要应对特朗普对军事行动的信心，又要应对伊朗国内的紧张局势。
虽然拉里贾尼是一个关键声音，但包括佩泽什基安在内的临时三人委员会现在是该国治理的核心力量。
更广泛地说，特朗普周六晚上对他在中东的战略和政策表示有信心，他告诉CBS新闻，美国在削弱伊朗军队和政权方面取得了成功，并将继续扩大在伊朗境内的打击目标。
“我们做得非常出色，导弹被炸得粉碎，”特朗普说，“他们现在只剩下很少的导弹了。无人机也被摧毁了。工厂就在我们说话的同时被炸毁。海军没了，已经沉入海底。六天内42艘船，42艘。海军没了。空军没了。他们军事的每一个元素都没了。他们的领导层也没了。什么都没剩下。”
负责美国在中东军事行动的美国中央司令部周五表示，自战争开始以来，至少有43艘伊朗船只在美军打击中受损或被摧毁，超过3000个目标被击中。
“我们以前所未有的水平迅速取得胜利，”特朗普补充道。
至于美国盟友，特朗普表示，他专注于美国的军事努力以及那些早期支持他的方法和打击行动的国家。
当被问及在此关键时刻是否希望美国盟友做得更多时，特朗普表示：“我毫不在意。他们可以做任何他们想做的事。忠诚的国家已经加入了。”
他发表上述评论的几小时前，总统在Truth Social平台上指出，英国已准备好两艘航空母舰，可能部署到中东。特朗普在帖子中写道，这些航母将是不必要的，并指责英国首相基尔·斯塔默（Keir Starmer）行动太慢，未能批准美国在发动打击时使用英国在中东的基地。
特朗普告诉CBS新闻，英国派遣航空母舰的可能性是一个迟来且不必要的姿态。
“现在派船有点晚了，对吧？有点晚了，”特朗普说。
Trump dismisses threats from Iran’s security chief: “I couldn’t care less”
Updated on: March 7, 2026 / 11:33 PM EST / CBS News
In a phone interview with CBS News late Saturday evening, President Trump dismissed threats from Iran’s top national-security official, Ali Larijani, who posted on social media earlier Saturday that Mr. Trump must “pay the price” for the U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran.
Larijani, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council and a longtime confidant of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has emerged as one of Iran’s most high-profile leaders in the wake of Khamenei’s Feb. 28 killing on the first day of the war.
“I have no idea what he’s talking about, who he is. I couldn’t care less,” Mr. Trump told CBS News, adding that Larijani has “already been defeated.”
Mr. Trump also pushed back against the latest wave of critical statements from Larijani and other Iranian leaders, calling them weak and increasingly diminished in the region. He reiterated that the U.S. strikes will continue as he demands an “unconditional surrender” from Iran.
Earlier Saturday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian released a video apology to Iran’s neighbors for its retaliatory strikes against Israel and U.S. bases in the Middle East, saying they will stop striking other Persian Gulf states unless attacked first. Pezeshkian later backtracked his remarks.
“We have not attacked our friendly and neighboring countries. Rather, we have targeted U.S. military bases, facilities, and installations in the region,” Pezeshkian said in a follow-up social media post that included no apology.
“He intended to take over the Middle East and he’s conceded and surrendered to all of those countries because of me,” Mr. Trump told CBS News on Saturday night, when asked about Larijani. “He’s already surrendered to all of the Middle Eastern countries because he was trying to take over the entire Middle East. That’s why all of those rockets were long ago aimed at those countries. He had that planned, long before this started.”
The sustained and pointed back and forth between the president and Iranian leaders underscores the uncertainty about who the U.S. might seek to engage diplomatically in the coming weeks as Iran’s leadership contends with both Mr. Trump’s confidence in the military campaign and with internal tensions inside Iran.
While Larijani is one key voice, an interim three-person council that includes Pezeshkian is now a central force in the country’s governance.
More broadly, Mr. Trump expressed confidence on Saturday evening about his strategy and policy in the Middle East, telling CBS News that the U.S. has been successful in diminishing the Iranian military and regime, and will continue to expand its targets inside Iran.
“It’s been incredible, the job we’ve done. The missiles are blow to smithereens,” Mr. Trump said. “They’re down to very few. The drones are blown. The factories are being blown up as we speak. The navy is gone, it’s at the bottom of the sea. Forty-two ships, 42, in six days, 42 ships. The navy is gone. The air force is gone. Every single element of their military is gone. Their leadership is gone. There’s not a thing that’s not gone.”
U.S. Central Command, which manages U.S. military operations in the Middle East, said Friday that at least 43 Iranian ships had been damaged or destroyed in U.S. strikes and more than 3,000 targets struck since the start of the war.
“We’re winning at levels never seen before and quickly,” Mr. Trump added.
As for U.S. allies, Trump said he is focused on the U.S. miliary efforts and on nations that were early supporters of his approach and of the strikes.
When asked if he would like to see U.S. allies do more at this juncture, Mr. Trump said, “I couldn’t care less. They can do whatever they want. The loyal ones are already in.”
His comments came hours after the president noted on Truth Social that the U.K. had readied two aircraft carriers for possible deployment to the Middle East. Mr. Trump wrote in his post that those carriers would not be needed, rebuking British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who has been characterized by Mr. Trump as acting too slowly to give permission to the U.S. to use British bases in the Middle East as it launched its strikes.
Mr. Trump told CBS News that the possibility of the British sending aircraft carriers was a late and unnecessary gesture.
“It’s a little bit late to be sending ships, right? A little bit late,” Mr. Trump said.