Berlin, May 12 (IANS) Israeli President Isaac Herzag spoke at a press conference with German President Frank -Valter Steinmier (not depicted) at the Shlos Belleview Presidency Palace on May 12, 2025 in Berlin, Germany.
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Israeli President Isaac Herzag on Wednesday said his country was not following a change in Iran, and the attack on Tehran was aimed at eliminating its nuclear capabilities.
Speaking to CNBC’s Dawn Murphy, Harjog said the administration’s change was “not our official purpose” and the goal of “removing Iranian nuclear program” is the goal.
Harjog alleged that Tehran was “cheated” and “penetrated the bomb”, “(in the administration) can bring peace in the area.”
A. International Nuclear Energy Organization in A Statement on June 9 He urged Iran to “cooperate fully” with the agency, otherwise it is not in a position to promise that the nuclear program in Iran is not a peaceful. “
On June 13, Israel Have started a series of aerial attacks against IranTargeting places are said to be related to the country Nuclear Program. Since then, both sides have been trading strikes.
“It is sometimes tough to remove imminent threats. We are doing that,” Harjag told CNBC that strikes on Iran have had a real impact on its nuclear program.
US President Donald Trump Reported on Wednesday to say Iran was “very close” to have a nuclear bomb, his National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gobbard gave disagreement with his evidence US Congress in March.
“IC (Intelligence Community) is not building a nuclear weapon and the Supreme Leader Khamane has not authorized the suspended nuclear weapon program in 2003,” Gabard said.
Earlier this week, a group of seven countries expressed their support for Israel, but condemned Iran as a “important source of regional instability and terrorism.”
This is contrary to China’s stance. After the Israeli attack, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing “clearly condemns Israel Iran said the sovereignty of the sovereignty, and it supports Iran in “maintaining its national sovereignty and justifying its legitimate rights and interests.”
Asked if there was a diplomatic ramp available to exacerbate the situation, Harjog said, “There is a lot of back channel. The national talks and conversations with world leaders are actually quite intense.”
