U.S. Declines Participation in Retaliatory Strikes Against Iran, Urges Caution

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In a significant diplomatic communication, the White House has explicitly informed Israel that the United States will not engage in any retaliatory strikes on Iran. This announcement was made by senior administration officials following a recent escalation in hostilities.

Background of the Conflict

The tension escalated after Iran launched over 300 drones and missiles at Israel. This aggressive action by Iran was stated to be in retaliation for an April 1st attack on its consulate in Syria, an incident for which Israel has not confirmed responsibility. Despite the severity of the attack, the defensive systems jointly operated by Israeli, U.S., and allied forces successfully intercepted almost all incoming weapons, preventing significant damage.

Presidential Advice

In light of these developments, U.S. President Joe Biden has reached out to Israeli leaders, advising them to consider their next steps carefully. The U.S. government emphasizes the importance of measured responses to avoid further escalation of the conflict, highlighting a cautious approach to military retaliation against Iran.

Also learn about Singapore Expresses Deep Concern Over Middle East Tensions.

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