The Secretary of Defense arrived in Tel Aviv on the first visit of a senior US administration official to occupied Palestine to discuss security issues in the region, including Iran.
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin arrived in occupied Palestine on Sunday on the first visit of a senior Joe Biden administration official.
The Jerusalem Post news website called the focus of the Pentagon chief’s visit “the concerns of both sides,” especially Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about Iran.
According to the report, Lloyd Austin is scheduled to meet with Netanyahu and Israeli War Minister Benny Gantz.
The Zionist regime is one of the main opponents of the return of the United States to Burjam and has held consultations with the American side in this regard.
Another topic discussed during the trip was the issue of military arms exports to Tel Aviv.
The report added that the Washington administration intends to guarantee some regional issues, including the return of the United States to the Iran nuclear deal, which has so far been indirectly negotiated between the parties.
Biden government officials have said they intend to bring the United States back to the BRICS nuclear deal. However, the new US administration has not yet defined its mechanism for returning to the nuclear deal. Members of the Biden team make vague statements that they intend to use the return to the IAEA as a basis for “strengthening and prolonging” the nuclear deal.