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The White House has confirmed that defensive military assets will be deployed to Israel to assist in countering threats from Iran and its proxies. This move is a part of continued U.S commitment in ensuring the regional security in the Middle East.
The specifics of the military deployments have not been disclosed for security reasons. However, the focus will be on improving Israel’s defense capabilities against a host of threats that includes Iran’s nuclear program, its development of more sophisticated missiles, and its alleged sponsorship of terrorist organizations in the region.
The United States continues to perceive Iran and its proxies as major threats to stability in the Middle East and Israel’s security. The White House stated the deployments aim to deescalate tensions and defend allied interests in the region against potential attacks.
This announcement comes amidst ongoing discussions about re-entering the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), often called the Iran Nuclear Deal, which Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, plus Germany, agreed to in 2015.
In concluding, the White House reasserted its commitment to Israel’s security, emphasizing the strong bilateral relations between the two countries and the importance of coordinated action to counter threats in the region.
