“This goal can be achieved by a diplomatic path if the solution resembles the disarmament of Libya in 2003, when the American forces destroyed and exposed elements of the atomic program of this country,” Netanyahu noted. He clarified that under such a solution “we enter, blow up objects, dismantle all equipment under American supervision and command.” He added, however, that if Iran does not agree to such a plan and delay the conversations, “the military option will become inevitable”.
Trump in an interview with Netanyahu confirmed the start of talks with Iran about the nuclear agreement. The US president announced that a key meeting will be held on Saturday. Iran confirmed this information, but he emphasized that the conversations would be indirectly, even though Trump spoke about direct negotiations. At the end of March, the US President threatened Iran with an attack if he did not agree to negotiations on his nuclear program.
Israel does not like Turkish bases
In recent weeks, information has appeared that Israel is preparing for attacks on Iranian nuclear installations, counting on the US help and Trump's favor.
During the conversation, Netanyahu and Trump also raised commercial issues, including American duties imposed on Israel and the situation in Syria. Israel's Prime Minister emphasized that Israel has committed himself to eliminating the trade surplus from the USA, expressing gratitude for the support that Israel received from the United States.
“At least we can do so much for the United States and their president, who have done so much for us,” added Netanyahu. The prime minister also drew attention to the actions of Turkey, which wants to maintain military bases in Syria, which, according to him, a threat to Israel. “We oppose this (…). I told Trump, who is my friend, but also an Erdogan's friend that if we need help, we will ask for her” – he noted.
