It was claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu calls US President Trump every day to persuade him to launch new attacks on Iran.
According to the Financial Times, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu calls US President Trump every day to launch new attacks on Iran.
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It is claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is trying to persuade US President Trump to take new military steps against Iran.
In the Financial Times report, it was claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu calls US President Trump every day to persuade him to launch new attacks on Iran. The source with knowledge of the phone calls between Trump and Netanyahu said that those within and outside the White House who do not want a war with Iran are trying to frustrate Netanyahu's pressure.
FT wrote: Netanyahu calls Trump "every day"
It has been reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls US President Donald Trump every day to persuade him to launch new attacks on Iran.
In the news of the Financial Times (FT) newspaper, based on a source with knowledge of the phone conversations between Trump and Netanyahu, it was stated that those within and outside the White House who do not want a war with Iran are trying to frustrate Netanyahu's pressure.
Stating that Netanyahu calls Trump every day and pressures him to launch new attacks on Iran, the source said, "Those within and outside the White House who do not want a war with Iran are trying to thwart this pressure." he said.
The source who spoke to the newspaper said that the leaders of the countries in the region asked Trump "not to escalate the tension and to prioritize diplomacy."
US President Donald Trump announced that he did not think there was a need for a new military operation against Iran at the moment.
Stating that the war with Iran is in the process of ending, Trump said, "We are seeing momentum towards the end of this conflict. I think it will end pretty soon." He made his assessment.
Trump's statements came after his meeting yesterday with Qatar Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, who mediates between Washington and Tehran.

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