Biden Hopes for Peace Amid Gaza Ceasefire Talks
U.S. President Joe Biden expressed optimism that Iran would not retaliate against Israel if a ceasefire in Gaza is achieved. He made the statement in New Orleans following reports that a ceasefire deal could prevent Iranian retaliation. Biden's hopes hinge on ongoing diplomatic talks.
U.S. President Joe Biden expressed his expectation that Iran would not launch a retaliatory strike against Israel if a Gaza ceasefire is successfully negotiated.
Biden made the statement to reporters after arriving in New Orleans, signaling cautious optimism amid heightened tensions in the Middle East.
His remarks followed a Reuters report, citing three senior Iranian officials, indicating that Iran's decision on retaliation would depend on the outcome of potential ceasefire discussions this week.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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