United States President Donald Trump spoke to reporters in front of the White House on Sunday, saying that “there will not be a strike [on Iran] today.”`Meanwhile, when asked about who he is endorsing in the Brazilian presidential elections, Trump refused to share where his support lies, but added that Washington is keeping an eye on the event taking place today. On the war between Russia and Ukraine, the US head of state mentioned that trilateral talks will take place “very soon,” insisting that both sides want to make a deal.
Netanyahu claims Iran may try to disrupt Israeli election
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed on Sunday that there are indications that Iran may try to “disrupt” the upcoming elections in his country by conducting attacks. “We have intelligence signs that Iran and its proxies could challenge us with attacks in order to disrupt the elections,” Netanyahu stated and warned that Israel will deliver a “disproportionate” response in case of any attacks. “The IDF [Israel Defense Forces] is prepared in both defense and offense,” he stated. Earlier in the day, reports emerged that the Israeli prime minister recently asked American President Donald Trump to be more vocal about his support for him in public. According to the latest polls, Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar party leads Netanyahu’s Likud, but neither party has enough support to secure a majority.