Donald Trump has claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will comply with his wishes regarding negotiations to end the Iran war. Speaking to reporters, Trump stated that Netanyahu 'will do whatever I want him to do' and described him as 'a very, very good man'.
Phone Call Details
Reports indicate a 'lengthy and dramatic' phone call between Trump and Netanyahu occurred after Trump called off military attacks. Trump emphasised he was not in a hurry to conclude the war with Iran, prioritising achieving objectives over a set timeline.
Iran's Response
Iran's parliamentary speaker, Mohammad Bagher Galibaf, declared that Iran would not surrender if the US resumed attacks, warning of enemy efforts to instigate a new war. The comments come amid heightened tensions following the phone call and Trump's earlier decision to halt military operations.
In full, the Iran-US war latest suggests that Trump's remarks have further complicated diplomatic efforts, with both sides maintaining firm stances. The situation remains fluid as international observers call for restraint.
