NYP learned about Netanyahu's plans to bring intelligence on Iran to Trump

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may provide intelligence data on Iran's buildup of nuclear facilities at the Mount Pickax facility at a meeting with American leader Donald Trump. This was reported on July 27 by the New York Post (NYP) newspaper, citing a source.

"During the meeting, Netanyahu's team will present evidence of Iran's latest nuclear activity and demonstrate that Tehran is currently [allegedly] not negotiating in good faith," the publication says.

According to the source, Israeli intelligence agencies have discovered that nuclear centrifuges allegedly arrived at a secret facility on Mount Pickax for the first time since construction began in 2020.

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On July 27, Trump announced that he had disagreements with Netanyahu about the military operation in Iran. According to the US president, the strikes on Iran were stopped on Friday after two weeks of attacks.

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