Nuclear

"I would like a deal done with Iran on non-nuclear. I would prefer that to bombing the hell out of it," the president was cited as saying.

Sean Hannity interviewed Netanyahu on Fox News, discussing Gaza, Iran's nuclear and hegemony ambitions, US interests in the Middle East, and if Trump is the best friend Israel has had in Washington.

"Trump said Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, and we fully agree with that,” Netanyahu told The Jerusalem Post.

Speaking at the Oval Office in the White House, Trump said Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon and that the US has the right to block the sale of Iranian oil to other nations.

Trump’s approach suggests that he believes maximum pressure can force adversaries to negotiate on terms favorable to the United States. For Israel, the stakes could not be higher.

Russian Ambassador-at-Large Grigory Mashkov's statements come after Russia vastly updated its nuclear doctrine.

“Iran will hopefully make a deal, and if they don’t make a deal, that’s okay too,” Trump added.

Trump’s expected policy, while effective in many ways, carries risks.

The repository's design aims to provide protection for 100,000 years and withstand geological changes, climate-related disasters, and future ice ages.

Sources have indicated that the E-3 is still concerned that Israel or Trump may only push Iran over the nuclear weapons line.