On Sunday (January 28), there was an attack on a US base in the northeast of Jordan, resulting in 3 deaths and over 40 injured. President Biden announced on Tuesday (January 30) that a decision has been made on how to respond to the drone attack, but he did not provide specific details.
Before heading to Florida for his campaign, Biden answered questions from reporters about the US's stance on the escalating situation in the Middle East. He stated that the US does not want to engage in any further conflict and is in agreement with previous statements from US officials that they do not want to go to war with Iran. When asked about Iran's responsibility in the recent attacks, Biden affirmed that he does believe Iran should be held accountable as they supplied the attackers with weapons.
According to the White House National Security Council spokesperson, Mr. Kobi, it is anticipated that the US will respond appropriately to the attack, which is likely to consist of multiple actions rather than a single one. Kobi also mentioned that President Biden has personally called the families of the three deceased American soldiers to offer condolences, and has promised to provide comprehensive support from the government. The bodies will be transported back to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Friday (February 2nd), where President Biden will also attend a ceremony to receive the remains.
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