Jerusalem, Israel – Web Desk: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the conflict with Iran is “not over yet,” stressing that Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile must be secured before any discussion on ending the war.
According to international media reports, Netanyahu said the United States and Israel would consider concluding military operations only after Iran’s enriched uranium is removed and key nuclear facilities are rendered inoperative.
Speaking about the ongoing conflict, the Israeli premier stated that Iran still possesses nuclear material and uranium enrichment infrastructure that, in his view, must be dismantled. He suggested that the uranium stockpile would need to be physically seized and removed.
Netanyahu also claimed that U.S. President Donald Trump shares the same position regarding Iran’s nuclear capabilities and future military strategy.
While avoiding detailed military disclosures, Netanyahu said Trump had expressed interest in further action regarding Iran’s nuclear program.
Separately, Trump said in a recent interview that additional military operations against Iranian targets could continue for up to two more weeks. He claimed Iran had already suffered significant military setbacks and said around 70% of Washington’s intended targets had been struck.
Trump added that the U.S. military still had additional potential targets inside Iran and warned that further action could represent the “final phase” of operations if required.
The latest remarks come amid rising tensions in the Middle East, concerns over Iran’s nuclear program, and growing fears of broader regional instability affecting global energy markets and security.
