US EditionTrump vows US won’t be ‘dragged in’ to war with Iran: ‘I’ll be leading the pack’
- In an interview on April 25, 2025, Donald Trump indicated that the United States could take the lead in military action against Iran if efforts to reach an agreement on its nuclear program fail.
- The ongoing negotiations between Washington and Tehran lack a breakthrough, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demands Iran fully dismantle its nuclear program.
- Netanyahu warned that Israel stands ready to take independent action to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons and expressed appreciation for U.S. Backing, while steering clear of openly clashing with President Trump.
- Trump expressed openness to meeting Iran’s supreme leader and president, affirmed he did not block Israel’s strikes, and said, “If we don’t make a deal, I’ll be leading the pack.”
- The statements indicate persistent tensions and a possible military escalation if diplomacy fails, while Israel relies on US backing to confront Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
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Reining in Iran: Talks instead of bombs
President Trump is "well positioned to secure a lasting deal" with Iran on its nuclear program, said Ivo Daalder in Politico. Unfortunately, it may be "on Iran's terms." Since 2018, when Trump scrapped President Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal, Tehran has been enriching uranium and now has a stockpile at 60 percent purity. At this point, it could jump to the 90 percent purity required for a bomb whenever it chooses, and that has alarmed Israel,…
Israel’s Katz: We’ll Act to Stop Iran’s Nuclear Weapons, IDF Ready
Defense Minister Israel Katz says Israel will not allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons, warning that the military will act if necessary. “We will not allow Iran nuclear weapons. We will need to make decisions and we know there are those who will carry them out if we have to act,” Katz says during a meeting today with the IDF General Staff Forum.
Israel Frets Over 'Bad Deal' Proposed With Iran, Trump Stresses 'Deal Is Going To Happen'
NEW YORK (VINnews) — Israel and the US appeared to be at loggerheads over a possible deal with Iran, with Prime Minister Netanyahu insisted Sunday that Iran’s entire nuclear infrastructure to be dismantled, while President Trump continues to stress that talks between the US and Iran are moving in a positive direction which would enable […]
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