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Saudi and Israeli Officials Visit Washington to Discuss Possible Strikes on Iran, Axios Reports

Israeli and Saudi officials met U.S. leaders to share intelligence and promote diplomacy as the U.S. nears completion of a military buildup targeting Iran, officials said.

  • Defense and intelligence officials from Israel and Saudi Arabia are meeting U.S. leaders to discuss Iran, according to Axios.
  • General Shlomi Binder conveyed specific intelligence to the Trump administration on potential targets in Iran, U.S. officials stated.
  • Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman emphasized diplomatic solutions, stating that Saudi Arabia would not allow U.S. airstrikes from its territory.
  • President Trump has warned Iran that future attacks could be 'far worse' than prior attacks.
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Israeli, Saudi officials visit US for Iran talks amid military buildup: Report

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This week, the administration of US President Donald Trump has organized meetings in Washington, attended by senior officials from Israel and Saudi Arabia, to talk about Iran, as the American leader is considering the possibility of military action, Axios reports. Trump has ordered the strengthening of the US military presence in the Persian Gulf to prepare for a possible military action. Israel, Saudi Arabia and other countries in the region ha…

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Axios broke the news in Washington, United States on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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