Full transcript of 60 Minutes' interview with Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu
Summary
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke about ongoing concerns with Iran's nuclear program, stating that while progress has been made, work remains to remove enriched uranium and dismantle enrichment sites. He emphasized cooperation with President Donald Trump on using economic pressure and the possibility of military action if necessary to stop Iran's nuclear and missile development.Key Facts
- The conflict with Iran is not over because nuclear material and enrichment sites still exist.
- Iran continues to support proxy groups and aims to produce ballistic missiles.
- Netanyahu and President Trump agree on using economic pressure and, if needed, military force to stop Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
- Netanyahu suggested physically removing Iran’s enriched uranium if an agreement is reached.
- He declined to discuss specific military plans for dealing with Iran.
- Iran openly states hostility toward Israel and the United States.
- Iran has previously attacked U.S. targets and attempted to assassinate U.S. officials.
- Netanyahu believes Iran was close to developing a nuclear bomb before Israeli military actions delayed their progress.
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