Alarm bells in Israel: Iran discussed on the Netanyahu-Trump line! 'We are prepared for every scenario'
It has been reported that Iran was discussed during a phone call between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump. The timing of the call, which took place ahead of a critical security cabinet meeting in Israel, has drawn attention.
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As tensions in the Middle East rise once again, details of a phone call between Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump have emerged.
According to a report by the US-based news site Axios, citing an unnamed Israeli official, Netanyahu and Trump discussed the issue of Iran during their phone conversation.
Reports in the Israeli press have drawn attention to the timing of the call.
According to the reports, the phone traffic took place just before a critical security cabinet meeting in Israel, where preparations for potential new attacks against Iran were expected to be evaluated.
It was reported that the Israeli administration has intensified high-level security meetings due to developments in the region.
NETANYAHU HAD ANNOUNCED THE CALL
It was noted that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu had previously announced that he would hold a phone call with Donald Trump, who was returning from a visit to China, to discuss the topic of Iran during the day.
It was recorded that in his statements, Netanyahu also touched upon possible military scenarios regarding Iran.
“WE ARE PREPARED FOR EVERY SCENARIO”
Regarding the possibility that attacks against Iran could resume, Netanyahu stated, “There are many possibilities. We are prepared for every scenario.”
The Israeli press pointed out that these statements have brought the possibility of new military activity in the region to the agenda.
CLAIMS OF “PREPARATION FOR ATTACK ON IRAN”
On the other hand, claims that the US and Israel are conducting intensive preparations for new attacks against Iran have also appeared in the international press.
Some reports stated that it was suggested that possible operations could take place “as early as next week.”