‘Friendship is in its place, war is in its place’: Donald Trump, enraged after the attack on Iran, warned Netanyahu, said – ‘Bibi, stop now’

The biggest news of this time is coming out from the Middle East. US President Donald Trump has warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a very strict tone in view of the recent attacks on Iran. Trump has clearly advised Netanyahu to exercise caution and avoid any major retaliatory action. This step has been taken at a time when tension between Iran and Israel has reached its peak after missile attacks.

Donald Trump himself has revealed that when Israel was making a foolproof plan to launch a devastating attack on many of Iran’s most sensitive and secret targets, at the same time he spoke directly to Benjamin Netanyahu. According to a report by Axios, Trump told Netanyahu, “I clearly told you that Bibi (Benjamin Netanyahu) you should be very careful now, otherwise the day is not far when you will be alone in the whole world.”

Netanyahu bowed after Trump’s warning!

According to the news being received quoting an Israeli source, it is only after this strict warning from Trump that Benjamin Netanyahu has indicated to step back. However, Israel has also placed a condition that Iran should not commit any further misdeeds. This entire incident happened when heavy firing had once again started directly between the two arch rivals.

In fact, after the ceasefire between the two countries about two months ago, this was the first time that both sides had crossed each other’s borders and attacked. On Sunday, Iran had fired a number of missiles towards Israel, in response to which Israel, in the blink of an eye, targeted many military bases located in western and central Iran.

Heavy shelling from both sides finally stopped

It is a matter of relief that by Monday, both the countries gave big signals from their side to stop the fighting. Iran was the first to make an official announcement saying that it is stopping the attacks being carried out from its side here. Immediately after Iran’s move, Benjamin Netanyahu also issued a big statement saying that Israel’s military action has been postponed for the time being. On this entire matter, Donald Trump clarified that he had not given any direct government order to Netanyahu, rather he had full confidence in Netanyahu’s own wisdom and thinking ability.

According to the BBC report, Trump, referring to the ongoing talks with Iran, said, “I just told Netanyahu that we have to act very wisely at this critical juncture. We are now very close to a very strong and historic agreement with Iran.”

Iran also sent a message to America from behind the scenes

Not only this, President Donald Trump made another big disclosure by saying that many major countries of the Middle East region had themselves contacted America and demanded to start talks with Iran as soon as possible. According to Trump, “All these countries were very concerned about this war and they are very interested in the big deal that we are negotiating right now.”

The Axios report also claims that the Trump administration had also received some secret messages from Iran itself. In these messages, Iran had clearly said that if Israel completely stops the bombings and attacks from its side, then Iran will also not escalate the war from its side and will stop the attacks.

Israeli fighter jets were stopped in the air at the last minute!

Donald Trump also said that Israel had informed the US administration about the retaliatory attack on Iran a very short time ago. In Trump’s words, “Their fighter jets had already flown into action, but I ended up intervening and greatly limiting the scope of the Israeli attack.”

Meanwhile, an Israeli official has also confirmed that Prime Minister Netanyahu and his senior security officials also had a long conversation with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The main objective of this conversation was to reach a mutual consensus on the list of possible targets of Iran which were to be attacked.

conversation without anger and shouting

Diplomatic sources of both the countries said that this time the phone conversation between Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump was much more peaceful, serious and gentle as compared to the previous few meetings. One US official described the conversation as extremely ‘polite’, while another official confirmed that no one shouted at each other during the entire conversation.

However, during the conversation, Netanyahu had argued before Trump that if Israel did not give a befitting reply to Iran’s missile attack, it would have greatly weakened the military credibility and reputation of both Israel and America around the world. According to Israeli sources, Netanyahu believed that if no concrete steps were taken this time, it would send a wrong message to Iran that it can easily stop military action by both America and Israel with its threats.

However, Trump has made it completely clear that he is not at all in favor of any major and destructive retaliatory attack from Israel. However, defense experts and officials believe that Trump’s strong message was not meant to put a complete stop to the attack, but to instruct Israel to exercise restraint.