According to Kan News' Gili Cohen, the two leaders are in direct communication, with PM Netanyahu emphasizing the need to complete the task against Iran's enriched uranium stockpile. The report comes amid ongoing US strikes on Iran, with assessments of consecutive days of operations and Trump expressing doubt about a ground operation. Past reports have suggested a possible joint US-Israel operation to remove nuclear material from three Iranian sites.
The direct talks between Netanyahu and Trump, reported Wednesday evening, mark a significant diplomatic development amid the ongoing US-Iran military exchange. As The Zioneer reported earlier Wednesday, Trump threatened 'very hard' strikes on Iran and declared the ceasefire had ended. The current fire exchange has centered on the Strait of Hormuz, with US assessments indicating consecutive days of strikes. Trump expressed skepticism about a ground operation, while past reports have suggested a possible joint US-Israel operation to remove enriched uranium from three Iranian nuclear sites. The talks indicate that the US and Israel are coordinating on the next phase of the campaign, with Netanyahu pushing for a comprehensive approach to Iran's nuclear program.
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