US President Joe Biden condemned Iran’s attacks on Israel and met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. US President Joe Biden made a statement after Iran’s drone attack on Israel. President Joe Biden expressed his condemnation of Iran’s attack “in the strongest possible terms.”
Saying that he reaffirmed his “unwavering” support for Netanyahu, Biden stated that the United States helped Israel shoot down “almost all” of Iranian unmanned aerial vehicles and missiles.
It was reported that there was no attack on the US’s own forces and facilities. If such a situation occurs, Biden emphasized that “Washington will not hesitate to stay alert against all threats and take the necessary measures.”
“WE WILL NOT SUPPORT AN ATTACK AGAINST THE USA”
According to an official speaking to the American CNN channel, Biden evaluated Washington’s position in his phone call with Netanyahu.
Biden gave the message to Netanyahu that “the USA has full support for Israel” and stated that they would not support any Israeli counter-attack against Iran.
It was reported that Biden told Netanyahu that “Israel won in tonight’s table” and that Iran could not cause any significant damage to Israel.
An unnamed White House official, who made a statement to the American news site Axios on the subject, similarly noted that the United States does not support an Israeli “counter attack” targeting Iran.
G7 LEADERS WILL MEET
“Tomorrow, I will bring together my fellow leaders in the G7 to decide on a unified diplomatic response to Iran’s attack,” Biden said in his statement, referring to the Group of Seven Major Economies.
