Mojtaba Khamenei chosen as Iran's next supreme leader, Iranian state media reports

President Donald Trump began remarks at a gathering with Latin American leaders on Saturday in Florida by providing an update on the conflict in Iran.

Trump also previewed his travel this afternoon to Dover, Delaware, for the dignified transfer of six fallen U.S. soldiers -- marking the return home of the first American soldiers killed in the war with Iran.

Trump said there’s “always” death when it comes to war, but that “we're going to keep it to a minimum.”

"I'll be leaving for Dover, very sad situation. To greet the families of the heroes who are coming home from Iran. They're coming home in a different manner than they thought they'd be coming home, but they're great heroes in our country. And we're going to keep it that way," Trump said.

"And there's always, when it comes to war, there's always that. But we're going to keep it to a minimum,” Trump added.

Trump told the grouping of Western Hemisphere leaders that "tremendous progress" has been made in Iran.

-ABC News' Isabella Murray

The Israel Defense Forces said Saturday it had "completed a broad wave of strikes" overnight across Iran's capital and on military infrastructure located at Tehran's Mehrabad Airport.

"'Mehrabad Airport' was used by the Quds Force of the IRGC and served as a central hub for arming and funding the regime’s terrorist proxies in the Middle East. Aircraft loaded with weapons and cash took off from the airport numerous times and landed across the region for the use of the Iranian terror regime’s proxies," the IDF claimed in a statement.

"The strike on the military infrastructure at the airport not only disrupts the regime’s ability to arm Iran, but also terror proxies throughout the Middle East," the IDF claimed.

-ABC News' Dorit Long

Qatar's military intercepted a missile attack that targeted the country, the Ministry of Defense said in a post on X.

Emergency alerts went out to cell phones in Qatar, an ABC News team on the ground can confirm.

Israeli ground troops that infiltrated the town of Nabi Chit in eastern Lebanon overnight wore "military uniforms similar to those of the Lebanese army," the commander of the Lebanese Armed Forces, Gen. Rodolphe Haykal, said Saturday.

Haykal noted that the Lebanese army has "reinforced its deployment" along the Lebanese-Syrian border region and is "maintaining communication with the relevant Syrian authorities," according to the press release.

He also warned that the Lebanese army in the south of the country is "operating under extremely difficult circumstances amidst escalating Israeli attacks." He said the army is redeploying forces in the Lebanese-Israeli border region and repositioning units within the area south of the Litani River, where the Israeli military has issued forced evacuations for all residents.

"The army is giving considerable attention to addressing the displacement of citizens, providing them with all possible support, protecting shelters, and maintaining security in their vicinity through exceptional security measures," Haykal said in the statement.

-ABC News' Ghazi Balkiz