Trump & Netanyahu Coordinate Iran War End

0:00On March 9, President Trump announced that he'll decide when to end the war with Iran in close coordination with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling it a mutual call between the two. The conflict erupted on February 28 after U.S. and Israeli strikes killed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Kamenay. Forces have since hit key military targets, missile sites, and nuclear facilities across the country. Some stress that the partnership has neutralized what he sees as Iran's plans to wipe out Israel and threaten neighbors, crediting the joint action, for major gains. White House officials now predict the operation could wrap up in four to six weeks, based on battlefield progress. Meanwhile, Iran's assembly of experts just picked Mochetapa Kamenay, son of the slain leader, to take over. Trump made clear any defiance from the new regime would draw swift U.S. response, as leaders keep weighing next steps together.