Iran-Israel War: US takes actions against Israel as Netanyahu targets Iran’s nuclear sites, asks PM…

U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller stated that Israel should take strict action against those undermining peace in the region.

New Delhi: Tensions between Iran and Israel have escalated in recent months, with Israel targeting several of Iran’s nuclear sites, provoking anger in Iran and leading to further complications. In this context, Israel has spoken with the elected U.S. President, Donald Trump. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that he had a conversation with Trump, and both countries are concerned about the Iranian threat.

He said, “We are working together with the United States to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.” He also mentioned that the October 26 attack dealt a significant blow to Iran’s nuclear program.

Reports suggest that the United States is not happy with Netanyahu’s actions. Recently, the US expressed concern over Israel’s actions against civilians in Gaza. It has imposed sanctions on six locations operating in the West Bank. Israeli attacks in Gaza have caused significant damage to civilian property. U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller stated that Israel should take strict action against those undermining peace in the region.

IAEA Issues Warning

The head of the IAEA has recently warned that the scope for dialogue and diplomacy regarding Iran’s growing nuclear program is diminishing, as the war continues in the Middle East and Donald Trump is set to return to the White House.

IAEA chief Rafael Mariano Grossi recently visited Tehran. He undertook this visit to restore access for his inspectors to Iran’s nuclear program. During his previous visits, he had limited success.