Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied allegations that Israel trained the United States in the Iran War, emphasizing that this information is "fake news." In a press conference, he stated that Israel operates independently and has already gained ground in the conflict with Iran, which, he claims, is "on the verge of being decimated." Netanyahu stated that joint attacks with the U.S. have destroyed Tehran's ballistic and uranium enrichment capabilities, mentioning that Israel acted alone in bombing a natural gas facility in Iran. He also assured that Iran's arsenal of missiles and drones is suffering massive degradation and that the war will end sooner than many expect. Netanyahu emphasized good coordination with American President Donald Trump, stating that Israel complies with his requests to suspend attacks.
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