US President Joe Biden has made clear that he does not support an Israeli strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, saying “the answer is no” in response to questions about a possible retaliatory strike, CNN reported. This comes after Iran launched nearly 200 ballistic missiles at Israel, which the United States considered “a brazen and unacceptable attack.”
Biden emphasized the need for dialogue, noting that the United States would hold talks with Israeli leaders about how to respond to Iran’s recent missile attack. He highlighted the consensus among the Group of Seven (G7) leaders, with whom he spoke earlier on Wednesday, stating that all members agreed that Israel should “respond proportionately.”
“Iran is way off track,” Biden added, underscoring the American perspective on Iran’s actions. In response to the current situation, G7 leaders are also considering new sanctions against Iran, as indicated in a White House announcement.
This could mark a significant step in international efforts to address tensions arising from Iran’s missile activities and nuclear ambitions.
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