If a deal is not reached with Iran, then we will have to wait for the consequences: Trump

US President Trump said that the meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was very positive, however, no final decision was made regarding Iran.
US President Donald Trump stated after meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu that the conversation between the two leaders was excellent and constructive, and the bilateral relationship remains strong.
According to reports, a meeting took place between President Trump and Netanyahu, with several Israeli representatives also present, emphasizing the need to continue negotiations with Iran.
President Trump stated that no final decision was made during the meeting, but he emphasized that the negotiation process with Iran should continue to see if an agreement can be reached.
He said that Netanyahu was made clear that if an agreement is possible, it would be the preferred option, but if not, then the consequences would have to be waited for.
The US President said that in the past, Iran had decided not to make a deal, which led to the Midnight Hammer attack, and it did not turn out well for Iran.
Trump expressed hope that this time Iran would adopt a more reasonable and responsible approach.
He added that the meeting also discussed the situation in Gaza and the overall Middle East.
US President Donald Trump said that his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was positive, and he was told that a deal with Iran is the preferred option.
The meeting between President Trump and Netanyahu took place, with several Israeli representatives also present, and Trump emphasized the need to continue negotiations with Iran.
The US President said that Netanyahu was informed that a possible deal with Iran would be the priority, and negotiations are being explored to see if a deal can be reached.
Trump stated that if a deal is not reached, the consequences would have to be seen, and in the past, Iran had decided not to make a deal, which led to the Midnight Hammer bombing, and it did not turn out well for Iran.
The US President expressed hope that Iran's approach this time would be more responsible and reasonable.
President Trump said that the meeting also discussed progress in Gaza.
On the other hand, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu officially joined the US Board of Peace.
US President Donald Trump stated after meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu at the White House that they did not agree on anything, but he emphasized the need for negotiations and told Netanyahu that negotiations with Iran are the preferred option for now.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said after meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House that any deal with Iran must prevent it from obtaining nuclear weapons.
During the meeting, Netanyahu emphasized that any deal with Iran should not have a deadline.
On the other hand, the Israeli Broadcasting Authority revealed that the option of attacking Iran was not ruled out during the meeting between Netanyahu and Trump.
Netanyahu wants to maintain the freedom to take action against Iran, even if it means doing so alone.
Netanyahu arrived at the White House on Wednesday to discuss Iran with President Trump.
An Israeli and US flag-bearing black SUV brought Netanyahu from Blair House via a side route.
Before departing for Washington, Netanyahu signed a document joining the Peace Council in Gaza.
Prior to the meeting, Trump had sent mixed signals about a deal with Iran, expressing hope for an agreement while also issuing a military threat.
This meeting was the seventh between Trump and Netanyahu, following their last meeting in occupied Jerusalem in October.
The meeting took place a few days after negotiations between Iran and the US in Oman, after which Trump announced a second term.
Netanyahu had previously stated that any negotiations between the US and Iran should include limiting Iran's missile program and freezing support for armed groups in the Middle East.
Iran's ballistic missiles are a concern for Israel, given the short distance between the two countries, and Israel is within range of these missiles.
During the 12-day war between the two countries in June, Iran launched ballistic missiles and other artillery towards Israeli territories.
The missile attacks targeted both military and civilian areas in Israel.
Israeli authorities have warned that Iran has the capability to attack Israel without prior warning.
In a long-term conflict, Iran's heavy missile barrage could exhaust Israel's air defense system.
It is clear that Iran has so far refused to expand the scope of its negotiations with the US beyond nuclear weapons.
Before the trip, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghaei warned on Tuesday about the devastating pressure and effects of diplomatic efforts.
The trip is significant for Netanyahu, who faces the risk of early elections and needs to gain political benefits.
On Tuesday, Trump told "Fox Business" that he prefers to make a deal with Iran, provided it is a good deal, with no nuclear weapons, no missiles, and no other conditions.
At the same time, he expressed skepticism about the credibility of Iranian authorities.
Trump told the website "Axios" that he is considering adding a second aircraft carrier to the naval force sent to the Middle East.