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Ongoing Story· Day 23

Trump and Netanyahu Discuss Urgent Iran Action Amidst War Rumors

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Trump and Netanyahu Discussed Iran Amid US Strike Preparations

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U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday. The call was held as the U.S. prepares to resume strikes in Iran and coordinate with its ally. This follows a meeting between Trump and CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper to discuss potential combat operations.

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  • President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke by phone on Saturday.
  • The call occurred as the U.S. prepares to resume strikes in Iran.
  • The leaders aimed to coordinate positions with their Middle Eastern ally.
  • The conversation followed a meeting between Trump and CENTCOM Commander Brad Cooper.
  • Discussions focused on options for renewing extensive combat operations in the region.
Trump and Netanyahu Discussed Iran Amid US Strike Preparations
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U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday morning, according to sources familiar with the conversation cited by The Wall Street Journal. The call occurred as the United States prepares to resume strikes in Iran, aiming to coordinate positions with its Middle Eastern ally.

The conversation between Trump and Netanyahu took place just days after Trump met with Admiral Brad Cooper, the commander of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), at the White House. Their discussion focused on options for renewing extensive combat operations in the region, as previously reported by the newspaper.

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