Trump Says No Attack on Iran Tonight, Netanyahu Warns Tehran
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
U.S. President Donald Trump announced Sunday that no attack on Iran would occur that night. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited a missile battery and warned Iran and its proxies against testing Israel, promising a disproportionate response. Iran's Fars News Agency reported Tehran threatened Germany with targeting its regional bases if it engaged in military confrontation, and also warned Germany against harassing Iranian citizens.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- President Donald Trump stated Sunday that the U.S. would not attack Iran that night.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and its proxies against testing Israel.
- Netanyahu promised Iran a disproportionate response if it initiated conflict.
- Iran's Fars News Agency reported Tehran threatened Germany with targeting its regional bases.
- Tehran also warned Germany against harassing Iranian citizens, according to the report.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that there would be no attack on Iran that night. When asked by reporters outside the White House about the possibility of an attack, Trump responded, "The answer is no, there will be no attack today." Earlier, in a phone interview with Fox News, Trump addressed the confrontation with Tehran, declaring, "I'm not a sucker. They got hit so hard. The only question is whether I make a deal or finish them."
Concurrently, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited a David's Sling missile battery and issued a warning to Iran. "Iran and its proxies may challenge us ahead of the elections; there are intelligence signs of this," Netanyahu said. He clarified that "if this happens, the blow it receives will be disproportionate. I tell our enemies, do not test us."
Meanwhile, Iran's Fars News Agency reported tensions with Germany, stating that Tehran clarified that if Berlin openly enters into a military confrontation against it, all German bases and centers in the region would be considered legitimate targets. According to the Iranian report, Tehran also warned Germany in various ways and urged it to cease what it defined as "harassment of Iranian citizens living on its territory."
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