Netanyahu Meets Trump in Washington as Iran Executes Two Protesters
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington on Monday for his first meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump since the war with Iran began. The high-stakes talks are expected to focus on military strategy and diplomatic next steps.
Meanwhile, Iran executed two men convicted in connection with anti-government protests, state media reported. The executions mark a escalation in Tehran's crackdown on dissent as the conflict continues.
The White House has not released details of the agenda, but analysts expect discussions on coordinating regional military operations and potential ceasefire terms.