The White House threatened more attacks in the region
| White House officials threatened on Sunday that the United States would do more than Friday's military action in response to what it called an attack on American forces on the Jordanian border. |
According to the international group Tasnim News Agency, White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan told NBC News He said that there will be more measures in response to the killing of three American soldiers on the Jordanian border. Sullivan also pointed out that the United States continues to assess casualties and damage in the field, and stated: If Washington sees threats and If there are attacks, he will answer them that this response will be big and appropriate. He condemned the US attacks on Iraq, Syria and Yemen
He claimed that the United States intends to carry out more attacks and believes that the attacks have had a good effect on reducing the capabilities of the “militia” so far.
Also, John Kirby, the strategic affairs coordinator of the White House National Security Council, told Fox News that Friday night’s attacks against Iraq and Syria were just the first round of attacks and will bring more action. /p>
Discussions about the cease-fire agreement in Gaza
Sullivan said about the possibility of reaching a cease-fire agreement in Gaza, that the agreement for the release of prisoners in the conflicts in Gaza creates a break is in the interest of American national interests.
While America and Israel are seeking to exploit their maximum interests in the negotiations of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, he stated that regarding the proposal to release the prisoners, there is no ball in the ground. It is Hamas. The National Security Adviser of the White House claimed that humanitarian issues are the main priority for the upcoming visit of US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken to the region.
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