Diplomatic Chess: Netanyahu’s Stand on Iran's Nuclear Ambitions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated his stance that Iran's entire nuclear infrastructure must be dismantled, amidst ongoing U.S.-Iran talks aimed at preventing a nuclear-armed Tehran while lifting sanctions. Tensions escalate as both nations persist in their diplomatic maneuvers amid threats and negotiations.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reinforced his call for the complete dismantlement of Iran's nuclear infrastructure. His statement comes as the U.S. and Iran, through intermediaries, negotiate a deal to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons while alleviating economic sanctions.

Recent discussions, mediated by Oman, indicate both nations are working on an accord that would aim to see Tehran free from nuclear weapons and sanctions, yet maintain its nuclear energy development. Netanyahu insists that only the total removal of nuclear infrastructure would be beneficial, likening it to Libya's historical agreement.

Israel's firm stance against Iran's nuclear ambitions remains unchanged. However, diplomatic tensions surface, highlighting possible military confrontations, especially after recent hostile exchanges between Israel and Iran. As these geopolitical discussions continue, the question of Iran's ballistic missile program remains a significant hurdle in negotiations.

(With inputs from agencies.)