‘Nothing definitive’ reached about Iran during Netanyahu’s visit with Trump
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US president says he ‘insisted’ that negotiations with Iran will continue and that ‘progress’ was being made on Gaza.
United States President Donald Trump has concluded a White House meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying that “nothing definitive” had been reached during their exchange.
But he added that US talks with Iran would continue, as he pushes for Tehran to concede to a list of demands.
“It was a very good meeting, the tremendous relationship between our two Countries continues,” Trump said of Israel.
“There was nothing definitive reached other than I insisted that negotiations with Iran continue to see whether or not a Deal can be consummated.”
Wednesday’s meeting was Trump’s sixth time hosting Netanyahu in the US since the start of his second term. They have met a total of seven times — including once in Israel — since January 2025.
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