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US’ KC-135 Stratotankers parked like targets in Israel? Trump dresses down Bibi amid Iran strikes
As Iran and Israel exchanged strikes on June 8, new reports suggested growing friction between U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the handling of the conflict. Trump urged both sides to “stop shooting immediately” and insisted that peace talks were continuing despite ongoing attacks. Videos showing U.S. aircraft, including KC-135 refuelling tankers, at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport fueled debate over American involvement and force protection. Meanwhile, Iran claimed strikes on Israeli targets, the Houthis threatened Red Sea shipping, and Washington reportedly refrained from direct military participation in the latest escalation.
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theage.com.au
Iran launches missiles at Israel in first such attack since April ceasefire
US President Donald Trump reportedly said he would call Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and press him not to retaliate to the Iranian bombardment, which was prompted by…
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forbes.com
Iran And Israel Traded Strikes Even As Trump Urged Netanyahu Not To Retaliate
Monday’s strikes by both Iran and Israel are the most serious escalation in the conflict since the ceasefire between the U.S.-Israel side and Iran went into effect in April.
