11/26/2023, 5:06:32 PM
Highlights: Sullivan did not rule out setting conditions for military assistance to Israel. He added that the U.S. approach to date boils down to "high-level diplomacy" Earlier, the State Department said that the United States would not follow the call of other countries to stop supplying weapons to Israel, TASS reports. He commented on the words of US President Joe Biden, who called the corresponding initiative "a good idea," according to the TASS report. The US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said on CBS that he does not rule the possibility of putting forward demands for the transfer of military aid.
US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said that the United States does not rule out the possibility of putting forward demands for the transfer of military aid to Israel.
Thus, he commented on the words of US President Joe Biden, who called the corresponding initiative "a good idea," TASS reports.
"When asked, he acknowledged the idea. But right after that, he said that the approach he had taken was getting things done," Sullivan said on CBS.
He added that the U.S. approach to date boils down to "high-level diplomacy."
Earlier, the State Department said that the United States would not follow the call of other countries to stop supplying weapons to Israel.