Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's Prime Minister, revealed that there are still missions to handle in Iran, pointing out that Iran has maintained its capabilities in various areas despite a significant decline.
On 10 May 2026, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told CBS's “60 Minutes” in an interview that “there are still missions to be handled” in Iran, acknowledging that the Tehran government has preserved most of the capabilities it had at the start of the war.
Netanyahu also stated that the joint U.S.-Israeli campaign against Iran “has achieved much success, but this is not over.” Iran has not relinquished possession of enriched uranium or dismantled its nuclear facilities, continues to support regional proxy groups, and refuses to agree to any limits on its intercontinental missile program.
“At this point, we have destroyed many of those capabilities, but all of these remain, and there are still missions to be handled,” Netanyahu said in a preview before the full interview aired.
When pressed on how to handle highly enriched uranium, still a primary focus of negotiations, Netanyahu said it could practically be removed from Iran.
“I won’t discuss military methods, but what President Trump told me was ‘I want to get in there,’ and I think it’s physically feasible,” he said. “That’s not a problem. If you have an agreement, you just go in and take it out. Why couldn’t you? That’s the best way.”
However, Netanyahu declined to specify a timeline for removing the enriched uranium, saying only that it is an “extremely important mission.”
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