It is “not over” because we still need to “take from Iran” the reserves, the Israeli prime minister told the American television network CBS, according to an excerpt of the interview that was broadcast today.
The war “allowed many things to be achieved, but it is not over because there are still nuclear materials – enriched uranium – that we have to take from Iran,” Netanyahu said, adding that there are also “enrichment facilities that need to be destroyed.”
What did he say about uranium?
Asked how he plans to “get” the uranium out of Iran, he said: “We’re going to go and get it.”
“What President Trump said to me is, ‘I want to go.’ And I believe it is practically possible. That’s not the problem. If we have a deal, let’s go and get it, why not? This is the best solution,” he added.
“In the end we’ll get it back we’re watching it closely,” the US president said in a separate interview released today that was taped earlier in the week.
“If anyone comes near the place, we’ll find out and blow them up,” he added, speaking to independent journalist Cheryl Atkinson.
“If the International Atomic Energy Agency takes it on (s.s.: to recover the uranium), that’s what it does to us,” US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said in a separate interview with CBS this morning.
