In a significant escalation of tensions, President Joe Biden has ordered U.S. forces to assist Israel in defending against missile attacks launched by Iran. The directive was announced by Sean Savett, a spokesperson for the U.S. National Security Council, indicating that Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are closely monitoring the situation from the White House Situation Room.
The statement revealed that the U.S. military has been tasked with shooting down missiles aimed at Israel, underscoring America's commitment to its ally in this volatile moment. This comes in response to Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps claiming responsibility for the launch of dozens of ballistic missiles targeting the Jewish state.
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As the conflict intensifies, the White House is receiving regular updates from its national security team, reflecting the administration's proactive stance in managing the crisis. The situation remains fluid, with potential implications for regional stability and U.S. involvement in Middle Eastern affairs.
