Israel PM Netanyahu says will speak to US President Trump later on Wednesday

Netanyahu's comments underscore a unified U.S.-Israel stance towards Iran, emphasizing ongoing coordination in their approach.

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Israel PM Netanyahu says will speak to US President Trump later on Wednesday

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  • “We maintain continuous contact with our friends in the United States. I speak with President Trump almost daily. There is full coordination between us—there are no surprises. We share common goals, and the most important goal is the removal of enriched material from Iran—all enriched material—and the dismantling of Iran’s enrichment capabilities.”
  • Trump believes he can achieve goals on Iran.
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This stability in relations might have implications for market sentiment, particularly around energy prices and geopolitical risk assets, as any moves regarding Iran could affect oil supply and overall market volatility.

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