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com.uk slash podcast to learn more. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage. All right, let's get briefed.

First up, President Trump reportedly intervened to stop an Israeli military strike on Beirut, exposing what may be the most public disagreement between Washington

and Jerusalem since the war began. Later in the show, new reports indicate that the Trump

administration is reviewing whether to deploy U.S. nuclear weapons to additional countries in

Eastern Europe, a move that could place America's nuclear deterrent

closer to Russia's borders. But first, today's afternoon spotlight. After weeks of standing

essentially shoulder to shoulder during the conflict with Iran, President Trump and Israeli

Prime Minister Netanyahu are now finding themselves at odds over what comes next. A tense series of phone calls

between the two leaders reportedly led Israel to shelve plans for a major strike in Beirut,

exposing what may be the most public disagreement between Washington and Jerusalem since the

current phase of the conflict began. The dispute centers on Lebanon, where Hezbollah has continued launching attacks on northern Israel,

despite months of Israeli military operations, aimed at degrading the group's capabilities.

Facing mounting pressure from both the Israeli military and political opponents,

demanding a stronger response, Netanyahu signaled

this week that Israel was prepared to escalate. On Monday, Netanyahu warned that Israel would not

tolerate a situation in which Hezbollah could attack Israeli cities while its leadership and infrastructure

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