Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied reports that he asked Donald Trump to resume strikes on Iran, according to infohub.kz.
In a video interview with ABC News, the Israeli leader said Trump has three options regarding Iran: successfully negotiate a deal, continue the blockade, or take military action. "Anything that ends Iran's nuclear program is what we want," Netanyahu added.
He flatly rejected claims that he asked Trump to resume strikes on Iran during their meeting. "That's a caricature, a distorted image. It's not true. We actually analyzed all three possibilities, and I think we did so openly, as friends and allies, and the decision is his," the prime minister explained.