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Netanyahu denies having pressured Trump to resume attacks against Iran

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied allegations that he pressured United States President Donald Trump to resume military attacks against Iran. Addressing the claims on Thursday, Netanyahu dismissed the reports as a "caricature" and rejected the suggestion that he influenced U.S. policy regarding the regional conflict.

The denial follows a public warning from President Trump, who vowed to strike Iran "hard" in response to a missile attack on U.S. bases in Jordan. This escalation has intensified tensions across the Middle East, drawing in regional allies and various militias associated with Tehran. The situation remains a focal point of international concern as the conflict continues to evolve.

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