Trump and Netanyahu Split Over Iran Strikes as Tehran Warns of Wider War

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US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are reportedly divided over military action in Iran, with Netanyahu favoring strikes and Trump preferring more time for negotiations. Tehran has warned of retaliation with "no geographical limits" in any future conflict. Unverified claims from Tucker Carlson suggest Trump could face pressure to launch a nuclear strike on Iran's Pickaxe Mountain facility. Iran has stated the next war could last longer and spread beyond previous battlefields, threatening American troops, Israeli cities, Gulf energy routes, and global oil prices. The potential escalation raises significant stakes for regional stability and international markets. Diplomacy remains the key question as both sides weigh options, with the nuclear threat adding urgency to preventing further conflict.


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