Sullivan: America plans to carry out more attacks in the Middle East
The United States plans to carry out more attacks in the Middle East after three American soldiers were killed last weekend, the White House national security adviser said on Sunday.
According to the Reuters news agency, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, in contradictory statements, said that Friday's attacks "are not the end and we will continue our attacks, but we are not looking to expand the war in the region"! . The White House National Security Adviser said that US President Joe Biden was clear from the beginning and said clearly that we will respond if our forces are targeted. Sullivan told NBC that the US President's order to respond to attacks on American troops in Jordan "is decisive and serious" and it is happening now. Earlier, the US State Department announced that Anthony Blinken will start his five-day trip to Saudi Arabia today (Sunday) and then visit Egypt, Qatar, Israel and the West Bank. This is Blinken's fifth trip to the Middle East since the start of Israel's assault on Gaza.
