SECURITYJun 8 · 14:04 UTCFRANCE 24FRANCE24

Despite tension over war flare-up, fallout between Trump and Netanyahu unlikely

Israel and Iran exchanged fire for the first time since a truce began on June 7, despite US President Donald Trump warning Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu against strikes on Iran. The article questions if this marks a potential fallout between the two leaders, though it suggests such a fallout is unlikely.

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