US says ready to defend Israel in case of Iranian attack
U.S. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the U.S. would defend Israel in the event of an Iranian attack, emphasizing the need to prevent escalation of the conflict.
U.S. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the United States would defend Israel in the event of an Iranian attack. He said the US has given Iran a clear warning to avoid escalation of the conflict.
"We have made it clear to Iran that they must avoid escalation and that we will defend Israel in the event of an attack. We don't think that attack should happen and we're trying to prevent it," Miller said.
The statement came amid rising tensions in the region and increasing fears of possible military action. Miller emphasized that the U.S. seeks to prevent escalation and ensure Israel's security by working with international partners and taking all necessary steps to maintain stability.
The State Department spokesman's words reflect the continued U.S. position of support for Israel and readiness to intervene in the event of an Iranian threat.
