Netanyahu Denies Report of Trump Halting Iran Attack Plans
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied a report that he planned an attack on Iran and was stopped by U.S. President Donald Trump. Netanyahu called the "Financial Times" report "biased" and "without basis" in a Channel 7 interview. The report claimed Trump intervened to halt the planned Israeli strike.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied a report about an Iran attack plan being halted by Donald Trump.
- Netanyahu called the "Financial Times" report "biased" and "without basis."
- The report claimed Trump intervened to stop a planned Israeli strike on Iran.
- Netanyahu's denial was made during an interview with Channel 7.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday denied a report claiming that he had recently planned an attack on Iran, only to be stopped by U.S. President Donald Trump. Responding to questions about the report, which was published in the British newspaper "Financial Times," Netanyahu stated, "This report has no basis," and called it a "biased report."
Netanyahu made these remarks in an interview with Channel 7, directly refuting the allegations that Trump intervened to prevent the military action.
The report in the "Financial Times" had suggested that the Israeli prime minister had intended to strike Iran but was dissuaded by the U.S. president.
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