Israel is free to take action against Iran, White House spokesman

 
Tehran's actions are becoming a challenge and a threat in the face of its unrestricted nuclear program. Jane Subkey's statement

Israel is free to take action against Iran, White House spokesman

White House spokeswoman Jane Seki said Israel has the freedom to make "decisions that it deems appropriate" regarding Iran. Are becoming a threat. Earlier, US Secretary of State Anthony Blankenship said that "we are in close contact with Britain, Israel, Romania and other countries. There will be a collective response to this attack, which Iran has denied involvement."

The US Secretary of State has repeatedly indicated that his country has concluded that Iran was behind the drone strike on the Mercer Street oil tanker off the coast of Oman. Secretary of State Blankenship spoke to his Israeli counterpart last night about the attack and agreed to work with Britain, Romania and other international partners to investigate all the facts of the attack. In addition to providing assistance, further appropriate steps are being considered.

Earlier, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Iran's denial of involvement in the incident a "cowardly act" at the government's weekly security meeting. He asserted that his confession had been obtained through torture, and that his confession had been obtained through torture.

It should be noted that a marine oil tanker of petroleum products was targeted near the Omani coast on July 29. The Liberian flag was flying on the tanker. This naval oil tanker is owned by a Japanese company and is being operated by an Israeli company Zodiac Maritime. I was killed, a resident of Britain and Romania.