U.S. Media: Israeli Prime Minister Says War with Iran "Is Not Over Yet," Must Remove Its Highly Enriched Uranium
Xinhua News Agency, Jerusalem, May 10 (Reporters Pang Xinyi and Feng Guorui) According to a report by CBS on the 10th, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that the conflict with Iran is "not over," emphasizing the need to remove Iran's highly enriched uranium and dismantle its related facilities.
The report said that when discussing possible removal plans, Netanyahu stated, "Send people in to take it out." He mentioned that the "best way" to achieve this plan is through an agreement, calling it "an extremely important task," but he would not set a timeline for it.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that the conflict with Iran is 'not over' and highlighted the necessity to remove Iran's highly enriched uranium and dismantle its related facilities. He indicated that the best approach to achieve this is through an agreement, although he did not set a timeline for the operation.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that the conflict with Iran is 'not over'.
- Netanyahu emphasized the need to remove Iran's highly enriched uranium.
- He mentioned a plan to dismantle related facilities in Iran.
- The best way to achieve this plan is through an agreement, according to Netanyahu.