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Axios: Trump and Netanyahu Had a Tense Phone Call Over Iran
According to Axios, Trump and Netanyahu had disagreements over Iran. Netanyahu defended military operations while Trump prioritized diplomacy.
The American media outlet Axios reported that Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a tense phone call regarding Iran. The report, based on three sources, stated that the call took place on May 29 and that Trump postponed a planned attack that day. During the call, Netanyahu emphasized the need to resume military operations, while Trump expressed a preference for reaching an agreement through diplomacy. The report noted that Netanyahu was skeptical of negotiations and wanted to damage Iran's infrastructure to weaken its military capacity. Trump indicated that if no agreement was reached, attacks could resume. Netanyahu had previously stated that Iran's nuclear facilities, ballistic missiles, and supported proxy groups remain active and that the war is not over yet.
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