What Saudi And Israeli Officials Are Discussing With Trump On Iran

Senior defense and intelligence officials from Israel and Saudi Arabia visited Washington this week for high-level meetings with the Trump administration to discuss Iran as President Donald Trump weighs possible military action.

Israeli military intelligence chief Gen. Shlomi Binder briefed senior officials at the Pentagon, CIA, and White House, sharing requested intelligence on potential targets inside Iran.

Senior defense and intelligence officials from Israel and Saudi Arabia are visiting Washington this week for talks on Iran as US President Donald Trump weighed possible military strikes, Axios reported.

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Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman focused on regional stability and diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions.

The talks come amid a significant U.S. military buildup in the Gulf. The administration has assembled naval forces, including the USS Abraham Lincoln, as Trump continues to warn Iran and press for a nuclear deal.

Washington and Tehran are not engaged in formal negotiations, and Iran has threatened forceful retaliation if attacked.

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