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Israel launched an attack on an Iranian gas field, with Netanyahu stating Israel acted independently despite Trump's requests to avoid such strikes. Iran responded with retaliatory attacks on energy infrastructure across the Middle East, causing oil and gas prices to surge. Following Trump's rebuke, Israel announced it will no longer target Iranian energy sites.
Netanyahu emphasized Israel's sovereignty in making security decisions, stating the country acted independently in what it viewed as necessary defensive measures. Israeli officials frame their actions as responses to ongoing Iranian threats and regional security concerns.
Trump and his administration expressed clear opposition to strikes on energy infrastructure, citing concerns about global market stability and escalation risks. The rebuke suggests growing tensions between traditional allies over military strategy and regional approach.
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