Axios reported on Netanyahu's doubts about the possibility of concluding a deal with Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during a meeting with US President Donald Trump, expressed doubts about the possibility of reaching an agreement with Tehran. This was reported on July 29 by the Axios portal, citing sources.

Netanyahu, during a meeting with President Trump, expressed skepticism about the possibility of concluding a deal with Iran and discussed increasing economic pressure on Iran by "kinetic and non—kinetic means," the publication says.

It is specified that three possible scenarios for further actions against Iran, which the American leader is considering, were discussed at the meeting: the continuation of negotiations and a possible agreement, increased economic pressure and naval blockade, as well as the resumption of military operations.

According to the portal, the parties discussed all the options in detail.

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