US President Donald Trump said that during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he insisted on continuing negotiations with Iran, as the United States seeks a nuclear deal with Tehran, UNN reports.
"It was a very good meeting, the great relationship between our two countries continues," Trump wrote on social media.
"Nothing definitive was achieved, other than that I insisted on continuing negotiations with Iran to see if a deal could be made," the US president added.
Netanyahu's visit to Washington: Israel to demand tougher terms for Iran deal07.02.26, 21:44
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Earlier, media reported that the Israeli side feared that the Trump administration might make concessions to Iran in exchange for a quick "diplomatic victory." It was expected that during the visit, Netanyahu would present intelligence data on the development of Iranian ballistic technologies and the activity of pro-Iranian groups in the region to justify the need for maximum pressure on Tehran.