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Donald Trump warned Israel’s Prime Minister Benjasin Netanyahu not to invade Iran, while Washington discussed a nuclear deal with the signs of tensions between the United States and its allies.
The US President told reporters on Wednesday, “I told him to do it right now, because we are very close to a solution.” “Now it can change any moments … but now, I think they want to make a deal and if we can make a deal it can save a lot of life.”
Trump has added that he believed in an agreement Iran “The next few weeks” can be reached and these discussions “made a lot of progress”.
The President was talking a few hours after a report in the New York Times Netanyah Iran’s major nuclear enrichment facilities were considered unilateral attacks.
Israeli media has also reported that in recent days Trump Last Thursday Netanyahu made a “heated” phone call, where the President warned the Israeli leader against the Iran’s facilities, while trying to discuss the US nuclear deal.
In recent days, Trump has indicated that an agreement to prevent its nuclear program in exchange for economic sanctions with Iran may be imminent, though some US officials have reduced the chances of progress.
There is still a deep division between Iran and the United States whether Iran should be allowed to maintain any type of uranium rich power.
Tehran’s western diplomats said that there was no significant progress in the latest discussion in Rome and warned that an agreement was still far away.
Some diplomats have described the discussion as a “show” on the stage for each of Iran and the United States for their own strategic purposes.
One said that during the recent trip to Trump’s Gulf, he came under pressure from the Arab states – especially in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates – not to strike against Iran or to allow Israel to do so. “We have heard less threats of military action since Trump’s visit to the region of Trump,” the diplomat said.
Israel is fearing that an agreement lasts Iran’s nuclear benefits over the years, and the agreement that took place with the Obama administration with Tehran in the 21st will only be redefined the agreement. Netanyahu condemned this agreement as a “Historic Tihasik mistake”. Trump came out of it in 2018 and resolved the sanctions on Iran.
Israel also thinks that Iran has a unique window to permanently destroy Iran’s nuclear advantage, which has disabled a large part of the country’s strategic air defense system in October.
The degeneration of Iran’s proxy Hezbollah and Hamas in the region has also raised less concern for possible military revenge for the strike against Iran’s nuclear complex.
In the Middle East, Trump’s special envoy Steve Witcoof has discussed several rounds of facilities for Oman’s Foreign Minister Badar al-Busidi in recent weeks with his Iranian equivalent Abbas Aragachi.
Araghchi rejected Western calls to stop all enrichment of nuclear elements in the Iran region. He said on the X on Tuesday that if the West continued to demand zero prosperity, “we would have nothing left to discuss on the nuclear issue”.
Lauren Federer’s Additional Report in Washington
