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Ongoing Story· Day 30

Trump and Netanyahu Discuss Urgent Iran Action Amidst War Rumors

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Trump Paused Iran Strike Amid US-Israel Military Preparations

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Israel and the US prepared for a possible strike on Iran over the weekend, but President Donald Trump held off as mediators sought an agreement. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with security officials on Friday, while the US military also made preparations. Trump stated the US could destroy 38 Iranian bridges in an hour but preferred not to if a deal could be reached. The US military continued to bolster its presence in the Middle East with naval assets.

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  • Israel and the US prepared for a potential strike on Iran over the weekend.
  • President Donald Trump decided against ordering a strike as mediators worked on a deal.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with top security officials on Friday.
  • Trump stated the US could destroy 38 Iranian bridges in one hour.
  • The US military reinforced its presence in the Middle East with naval assets.

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