Netanyahu to Provide Trump with New Intelligence on Iran's Military Capabilities
On the evening of the 10th local time, reporters from the Central Station learned from Israeli sources that Prime Minister Netanyahu will provide U.S. President Trump with new intelligence regarding Iran's military capabilities during his visit to the U.S., particularly concerning Iran's restoration of its ballistic missile capabilities.
The Israeli side stated that if there is no intervention in Iran, Iran will have up to 2,000 ballistic missiles within a few weeks or months.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei stated on the 10th that the root of the so-called "artificially created crisis" surrounding Iran's peaceful nuclear program lies with Israel. He noted that for nearly 40 years, Israel has repeatedly claimed that Iran is seeking nuclear weapons, attempting to create "imaginary fears" in the international community. He emphasized that the so-called "Iranian nuclear bomb" does not exist. (Reporter Zhao Bing from the Central Station)
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On February 10 local time, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu departed for the United States, preparing to meet with U.S. President Trump on February 11 local time. Before his departure, Netanyahu stated that he would present Israel's so-called "principled position" regarding issues related to Iran to the U.S. side, emphasizing that these principles "concern not only Israel but also all countries that wish to achieve peace and security."
On the 8th local time, Israeli sources reported that Netanyahu is expected to request the U.S. to promote the transfer of Iran's enriched uranium out of the country and to limit its ballistic missile capabilities during the meeting.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will provide new intelligence to President Trump regarding Iran's military capabilities during his visit to the United States on February 10-11, 2020. This intelligence focuses on Iran's ballistic missile capabilities, with warnings that Iran could possess up to 2000 missiles in the near future without intervention. Netanyahu aims to discuss Israel's position on Iran's nuclear program and its implications for global security.
- Netanyahu will provide intelligence on Iran's ballistic missile capabilities to Trump.
- Iran could have up to 2000 ballistic missiles in a few weeks or months without intervention.
- Iran's nuclear program is described as a 'manufactured crisis' by Israeli officials.
- Netanyahu emphasizes the importance of Israel's stance on Iran for global peace and security.
- Netanyahu is expected to request the U.S. to push for the transfer of Iran's enriched uranium and limit its missile capabilities.