Trump indicates US could join Iran-Israel conflict
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump has suggested the possibility of American involvement in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran.
In an off-camera conversation with senior US journalist Rachel Scott, Trump said, “It’s possible we may become involved in the Israel-Iran conflict,” while clarifying that the United States is currently not engaged in any milit operations related to the situation.
Trump also expressed openness to diplomatic efforts, stating that he would “wholeheartedly welcome” Russian President Vladimir Putin playing a mediating role in the conflict.
US President Donald Trump has revealed that negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program are still underway.
Speaking about the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, Trump noted that the intensity of recent airstrikes might push Iran to show greater flexibility toward reaching an agreement.
“With the current escalation and heavy aerial attacks, Iran may now be more willing to strike a deal,” Trump said, suggesting that the ongoing conflict could serve as a catalyst for diplomatic progress.
On the other hand, British Chancellor Rachel Reeves has indicated that the United Kingdom could potentially support Israel in a conflict with Iran.
In an interview with international media, Reeves stated that the recent decision to deploy additional fighter jets to the Middle East was made to ensure the protection of British personnel and facilities in the region.
British Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said that the UK is deploying milit assets not only to protect its own interests but also to potentially assist its allies, including Israel, in the event of a conflict with Iran.
