Trump Signals Possible Israeli Strike Amid Iran Nuclear Talks

US President Donald Trump has acknowledged the possibility of an imminent Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear facilities but emphasized his preference for a negotiated agreement to prevent conflict. Speaking at a White House press conference, Trump expressed hope for a 'pretty good agreement' in ongoing nuclear talks and stated he did not want Israel to strike while a deal was within reach, warning such an attack could either help or jeopardize the negotiations. Meanwhile, reports indicate Israel is preparing for a potential strike, with the US providing logistical support and intelligence, amid fears of Iranian retaliation targeting US personnel in the region. The Trump administration has responded by reducing embassy staff in Iraq and redirecting military resources to the Middle East, preparing for possible escalation. The situation underscores the tension between Trump’s admiration for leaders like Netanyahu and Putin and the complex regional dynamics, as Iran mobilizes forces for drills and Gulf states remain wary due to their ties with both Israel and the US. Trump's stance reflects his longstanding opposition to Iran developing nuclear weapons and his support for Israel's security concerns, while seeking to avoid a large-scale conflict in the Middle East.