Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump and that both agree that any final agreement with Iran must fully remove what Netanyahu calls Iran’s nuclear threat. Netanyahu makes the claim in remarks reported following a conversation between the two leaders on Saturday, which Trump previously described as going “very well.”
According to Netanyahu, the requirement is not limited to restricting specific activities, but instead focuses on fully eliminating the nuclear threat in the context of a final deal. The statements are presented as part of ongoing discussions about future U.S.-Iran or multilateral nuclear negotiations and the conditions that any agreement would have to meet.
The reports align on the central points: Netanyahu attributes the position to his direct conversation with Trump, and both frame the ultimate goal as ending Iran’s nuclear danger entirely. Details beyond the stated condition are not included in the provided excerpts.
