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Senior official in the Biden administration to Walla !: The U.S. had no involvement in the Natanz sabotage
The senior official denied an American connection to the damage to the nuclear facility, in the shadow of reports that Israel is behind it.
At the end of a meeting with the US Secretary of State, Netanyahu stressed the importance of the Iranian threat: "We will continue to defend ourselves." Austin: Committed to your security
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Lightning Ravid
Monday, 12 April 2021, 15:30 Updated: 15:37
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In the video: The trouble of Netanyahu and the US Secretary of Defense at the end of their meeting (Photo: GPO)
The United States was not involved in the incident at the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz, Iran, a senior Biden administration official told Walla Walla today (Monday)!
"We have nothing to add to the speculation about the circumstances of the incident," he noted, amid reports of Israeli responsibility for the sabotage of the nuclear facility.
At the same time, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.
In a joint statement after the conversation, Netanyahu emphasized the Iranian threat, and made it clear that Israel would continue to defend itself.
"Our cooperation is critical to tackling threats in the region. In the Middle East, there is no greater and more urgent threat than Iran. They continue to support terrorism, have not given up trying to obtain nuclear weapons and continue to call for the destruction of Israel and are working to do so."
"We both agree that Iran must not have nuclear weapons, and I will never allow Iran to acquire the ability to produce nuclear weapons," he said.
"We will continue to act against Iranian aggression in the region. When we tell everyone no more on Holocaust Day - we mean it."
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In contrast, Austin chose not to comment on the incident.
"We are committed to Israel's security and to maintaining the IDF's qualitative advantage," he said. "I emphasized our support for the normalization processes between Israel and Arab countries."
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