Trump Rules Out Strike on Iran Today as Netanyahu Warns Tehran
US President Donald Trump ruled out an immediate strike on Iran, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of a disproportionate response to potential proxy provocations.

US President Donald Trump stated outside the White House that there will be no strike against Iran today, following remarks on Fox News where he questioned whether to strike a deal or finish them off. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited an Arrow missile battery, warning that Iran and its proxies might attempt provocations amid intelligence signs, promising a disproportionate response.
In a parallel development, the Iranian Fars News Agency reported escalating tensions with Germany. Tehran warned Berlin that any overt military confrontation would render all German bases and centers in the region legitimate targets, while also demanding an end to what it termed harassment of Iranian citizens in Germany.




