‘ईरान के गैस क्षेत्रों पर दोबारा हमला न करे इजरायल’, ट्रंप की नेतन्याहू को नसीहत, तेहरान को भी दी धमकी – Trump warned Netanyahu Israel Dont strike Iran gas fields ntc ksrj
US President Donald Trump revealed on Thursday that he has strongly advised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to target Iranian gas fields again. This statement of Trump has come at a time when there was huge turmoil in the global energy markets after the recent attack by Israel.
“I told him not to do it, and he won’t do it again,” Trump said in the Oval Office. This statement came a day after Israel attacked Iran’s South Pars gas field. In response, Iran Queue Targeted the energy facilities of India, increasing the possibility of a major energy crisis. However, Trump also warned Iran that if it continued attacking Qatar, the US would ‘completely blow up’ the South Pars gas field.
Although Trump had earlier claimed on social media that he was not aware of the attack, but according to American sources, Washington was aware of the operation, even though it did not take part in it. Trump said that relations between America and Israel are good and there is coordination in many matters, but if he does not like any step then he tries to stop it.
The impact of this conflict that has been going on for almost three weeks is now clearly visible on the global oil markets. Oil prices have increased and markets remain unstable. Trump has so far avoided directly targeting Iran’s energy infrastructure but warned that the US could “totally destroy” the South Pars gas field if Iran continues attacks on Qatar. In response, Tehran has said that if its energy sites are attacked again, it will respond “without any hesitation”.
defended military spending
Meanwhile, Trump also defended the military spending proposal of $200 billion. He said that this expenditure is necessary not only for the Iran conflict but also to deal with an unstable global situation. He said that “this is a small price to pay to remain the world’s top military power.”
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth also said additional funding for the war is subject to change and requires resources. At the same time, Trump made it clear that America will not send ground troops to Iran. He said, “I am not sending troops anywhere,” although he also said that he would retain the right to take action if necessary.
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Meanwhile, America has approved arms deals worth a total of $23 billion to its Arab allies – UAE, Kuwait and Jordan. This includes military equipment related to air defense systems, drones, missiles and fighter planes. Overall, this ongoing conflict in West Asia is becoming a serious challenge not only to regional stability but also to global energy security and markets.
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