Trump: We do not seek regime change in Tehran... and the best deal

- US President: We have secured concessions and will obtain highly enriched uranium

- Netanyahu urges Washington not to sell Turkey F-35s or engines for a domestic fighter jet

Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz warned Iranian leaders that they could meet the fate of former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei if they seek to destroy Israel. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump stated that he does not seek regime change in Iran and prefers reaching an agreement “because I do not want to harm 91 million people.”

Trump added, “We have obtained concessions from Iran, and they must honor them. We will also obtain Iran’s highly enriched uranium.”

He considered that “the United States has won, whether an agreement is reached with Iran or not,” noting that if Iran does not conclude an agreement, his country “is ready to complete the mission, and it will not be difficult.”

In this context, he said, “Our country is in an excellent position, and we are achieving in Iran results similar to those we achieved in Venezuela.”

The US President described the sanctions on Iran as “the greatest embargo the world has ever seen, with not a single ship able to breach it.”

Trump announced that “oil prices are now at a lower level than they were before the Epic Storm operation.”

He stated that “Israel is ready to defend itself independently against any future threat.”

He said that “Israel stood with the United States in confronting Iran, unlike Turkey,” adding that “Turkey is a great country, but it is run by someone who openly calls for the destruction of Israel.”

Netanyahu urged the United States not to supply Turkey with F-35 fighter jets or engines for a domestically developed fighter jet, considering that such sales could disrupt the regional balance of power.