The belief that the war in Iran is not yet over<\/b> was expressed earlier today by Benyamin Netanyahu<\/b>, stressing the need to remove enriched uranium<\/b>. <\/p>\n
With negotiations between Iran<\/b> and the US<\/b> taking a new turn after Tehran<\/b>‘s response today to Trump<\/b> via Pakistan<\/b> – without the exact, but only the outline identified in the peace and safe navigation through Sea of Hormuz<\/b> – Israel’s Prime Minister<\/b>, Benjamin Netanyahu<\/b> was quick to state earlier that: “the war in Iran is not over because we still need to get Iran’s enriched uranium reserves<\/b>“. <\/p>\n
In the same vein, Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking to the US CBS television network, stressed: “W<\/b>are also the uranium enrichment facilities that must be destroyed<\/b>.” Asked how he expects to “get the uranium out” of Iran, Benjamin Netanyahu said: “We will go and get it out.”<\/p>\n
He also invoked US President Donald Trump’s<\/b> willingness to remove enriched uranium from Iran<\/b>. In the same stern tone, Benyamin Netanyahu<\/b> said in his interview: “What President Trump said to me is, ‘I want to go’.” “And I think it’s practically possible,” Benjamin Netanyahu added. “That’s not where the problem is,” he noted. “If we have a deal, let’s go and get it done, why not? That’s the best solution,” Benjamin Netanyahu said.<\/p>\n