Reuters: Trump rejected the Israeli plan to assassinate Iran's supreme leader.

Trump did not support Israel's plan regarding Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump rejected Israel's plan to remove Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. This was reported by Reuters, citing sources in the U.S. administration.

According to one source in the Trump administration, the United States is not prepared to consider an attack on Iran's political leadership. 'Have the Iranians killed any Americans? No. Until that happens, we are not even considering attacks on the political leadership,' the official stated.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone call, during which they discussed the situation with Iran. Trump called for Iran and Israel to reach a peace agreement and noted that he is actively negotiating with countries in the region.

Israeli provocation and Iran's reaction

On the night of June 13, Israel fired rockets at Iran's nuclear and military facilities, attacking Tehran and other cities. Nearly twenty Iranian commanders were destroyed in the process. In response, rockets launched by Iran landed in northern and central Israel, resulting in eight fatalities, including children.

Additionally, five Ukrainians became victims of these events. A missile launched by Iran hit a residential building in Bat Yam.