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US President Donald Trump has said Washington is engaged in “very friendly talks” with Tehran, but indicated he is not willing to enter into prolonged negotiations. Meanwhile, Iranian officials have suggested that the United States is struggling to find a clear path forward amid ongoing tensions.
Against this backdrop, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived in Washington, DC, where he is expected to hold talks with Trump. The conflict involving Iran is likely to dominate discussions between the two leaders.
Regional tensions have also intensified following a drone attack targeting Riyadh and oil facilities in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province. The attack, attributed to Iran-backed groups operating in Iraq, has drawn strong condemnation from Saudi authorities.
Adding to international concern, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk told Al Jazeera that his office has documented multiple violations of international law by Israel in Lebanon. He warned that some of these actions may amount to war crimes, raising further alarm over the widening regional crisis.
