Updated On: 13 April, 2024 03:29 PM IST | ronak mastakar
Amid fears of the ongoing hostilities in Gaza devolving into a larger Middle-Eastern conflict, US President Joe Biden on Friday said he expects Iran to attack Israel `sooner than later`, CNN reported (Pics/AFP)

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"I don`t want to get into secure information but my expectation is sooner than later," Biden told reporters when asked how imminent an Iranian attack on Israel would be
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As has been reported globally, Tehran vowed revenge after Israel launched airstrikes on the Iranian embassy in the Syrian capital, Damascus, taking out three top military generals

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On his message to Iran at this time, the US President said, "Don`t"
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In response to more shouted questions from reporters in the White House, asking if American troops were at risk, Biden returned to the podium saying that the United States was `devoted` to the defence of Israel, CNN reported

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"We are devoted to the defence of Israel. We will support Israel we will help defend Israel and Iran will not succeed," Biden said
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The US has been on high alert for a significant Iranian retaliatory attack on Israel in recent days, as fears grow of a wider regional war

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There remains a "real, credible and viable" threat of Iran launching strikes, the White House said on Friday, following Israel`s attack on an Iranian diplomatic compound in Syria last week, killing three Iranian generals
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Biden, who warned this week that Iran was threatening a `significant attack` on Israel, has been receiving constant updates on the situation from his national security team

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The US and several other countries, including India, Britain and France, issued new travel guidelines for government employees in Israel as the Iranian threat loomed
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