Trump discusses Iran with Netanyahu as US weighs fresh strikes: Report
Trump said talks with Tehran are continuing as Rubio said the president has not decided on new strikes and any deal must address nuclear and regional security concerns.
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by telephone regarding Iran as Washington evaluated potential renewed military action, according to The Wall Street Journal.
- Vice President JD Vance dispatched a letter proposing a "framework for negotiations" to Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, delivered through Qatari mediators on Sunday.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated at the G20 meeting in Atlanta on Saturday that "talks have actually never stopped," confirming the administration remains open to diplomatic solutions.
- While Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi called the diplomatic overture a "positive step," Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei warned that new attacks would trigger a "geographically unrestricted" military response.
- President Trump has not set a timetable for military action as US Central Command forces continue protecting commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, maintaining strategic flexibility amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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According to a report, Netanyahu has urged Iran to attack again immediately after the US Congress elections, while Trump prefers a continuation of diplomatic efforts. The talks were "hard" and "direct."
US President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the weekend about whether and when to escalate combat operations against Iran, US media reported.
Trump hounded to restart war in 'direct and pointed' call with right-wing ally: insiders
One of President Donald Trump's right-wing allies hounded him to restart the war in Iran during a "direct and pointed" call on Saturday, according to a new report. Two sources familiar with the call told Israeli outlet N12 that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed Trump to restart the war instead of letting negotiations play out. "According to the sources, Netanyahu is pressuring Trump to resume the war against Iran immediately after the mid…
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For an end to the Iran war, there should be different approaches. What the two heads of state think is the best approach. The news in the blog.
For an end to the Iran war, there should be different approaches. What the two heads of state think is the best approach. The news in the blog.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly asked U.S. President Donald Trump to attack Iran again as soon as the midterm elections are over. Israeli media reported that President Trump expressed the position that he wanted to wait a little longer to see the negotiations between the U.S. and Iran mediated by Qatar. According to Israel Channel 12 on the 1st (local time), Prime Minister Netanyahu, during a phone call with President Trump …
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