Trump and Netanyahu Discuss Military Operation Against Iran

US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the idea of a potential new military operation against Iran amid allegations regarding Tehran's nuclear program and the upcoming election processes in both countries.

Intelligence Reports and Nuclear Concerns

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brought concerning intelligence reports regarding Tehran's nuclear weapon efforts to the US leader.

The Israeli side conveyed its anxiety over Iran's steps to restructure its nuclear program and specifically the Pickaxe Mountain facility.

Differing Views Within the US Administration

While US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Central Command leadership supported Israel's military ideas, most advisers favored maintaining pressure and sanctions.

Election Calendar and Political Impacts

It was noted that the resumption of war could postpone elections in Israel, while it was stated that it could negatively affect Republicans' chances in the midterm elections in the US.

Military Preparations and Official Statements

Although full consensus was not reached between the leaders, it was noted that the militaries of both countries continue their preparations against a potential change in decision.

White House officials denied the meeting allegations, while Trump stated that no attack would be launched against Iran before the elections.