
Trump & Netanyahu: Joint Decision on Iran War
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President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu vow to jointly end the war with Iran, emphasizing close coordination. After targeting Irans military and nuclear sites, Trump warns new leadership wont last without U.S. approval. White House anticipates conflict resolution in 4-6 weeks.
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On March 9th, President Donald Trump announced that he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will jointly decide when to end the ongoing war with Iran. He stressed tight coordination between the United States and Israel amid the conflict. The war kicked off on February 28th with a joint strike that took out Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Kamenay. Since then, American and Israeli forces have hit Iran's military bases, missile sites, and nuclear facilities hard. Some highlighted how this teamwork stopped Iran from posing a massive threat to Israel and the region. He made clear that while Netanyahu's views matter, the final call rests with Washington. Iran's assembly of experts just named Mojtaba Kamenayi, the son of the late leader, as the new top figure. Trump warned that any new Iranian boss, challenging the United States, won't last long without approval from here. Net House officials now expect the fighting to wrap up in four to six weeks, based on
the ground situation, as talks between the leaders continue.
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