President Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to prioritize diplomatic negotiations with Iran over military options in their latest phone conversation. This comes on the heels of Israel's aggressive airstrikes against Iran, reportedly targeting key military leaders and nuclear scientists. While Secretary of State Marco Rubio distanced the U.S. from these strikes, affirming the priority of protecting American forces, the situation remains tense, especially with upcoming diplomatic talks about Iran's nuclear program. The airstrikes reportedly resulted in civilian casualties, complicating the geopolitical landscape further.
In a phone conversation on Monday, President Trump advised Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to let negotiations with Iran run their course before considering military actions.
Following Israel's significant airstrikes against Iran, Secretary of State Marco Rubio clarified that the U.S. is not involved and emphasized the protection of American forces in the region.
Despite the strike conducted by Israel, Trump's stance was to avoid imminent military action, suggesting a preference for diplomacy amid escalating tensions with Iran.
Reports indicate that Israel targeted Iran's nuclear facilities and military leaders; however, collateral damage included civilian casualties, with reports of children killed in residential areas.
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