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Netanyahu denies prospect of peace deal, calls Iranian leaders 'savages' - What's happening

Speaking at an event and recounting a recent meeting with US President Donald Trump, Netanyahu said they discussed the possibility of diplomacy with Iran.

Netanyahu denies prospect of peace deal, calls Iranian leaders 'savages' - What's happening

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed the notion of a peace deal with Iran, describing the Iranian leaders as savages. This statement came during an event where Netanyahu discussed recent talks with US President Donald Trump, who also expressed doubts about the possibility of an agreement with Tehran. Netanyahu reiterated that he believes an agreement with Iran is impossible.

The US recently announced new economic sanctions against Iran, aiming to cripple the country's financial infrastructure. This move was aimed at pressuring Iran to reconsider its actions in the region, particularly following a recent joint military strike between the US and Israel on Iran.

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