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Trump Says He Doesn't Need Netanyahu to Know What’s Happening at Iran’s Natanz Nuclear Site

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Trump Says He Doesn't Need Netanyahu to Know What’s Happening at Iran’s Natanz Nuclear Site
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First reported by Walla · 20 minutes ago

What happened

U.S. President Donald Trump told Fox News he is aware of developments at Iran’s Natanz nuclear site without needing Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s input and confirmed ongoing talks with Iran. He also said he could strike the site if necessary.

  • 01Trump confirms ongoing talks between the U.S. and Iran.
  • 02He claims full knowledge of the situation at Iran’s Natanz nuclear site without Netanyahu’s help.
  • 03Trump states he can bomb the Natanz facility if needed.
  • 04Comments were made in a Fox News interview shortly before a key meeting.
  • 05Trump emphasizes an independent approach to Iran’s nuclear challenge.

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Kikar HaShabbatRight · Hebrew12 minutes ago
Trump Says He Doesn't Need Netanyahu to Know What’s Happening at Iran’s Natanz Nuclear Site
WallaCenter · Hebrew20 minutes ago
Trump Says He Doesn't Need Netanyahu to Update Him on Iran's Mount Hermon Activities

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