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US urges Israel to end attacks on Iran’s energy sector

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In recent developments, the United States has escalated its diplomatic efforts with Israel. Washington conveyed a stern message at both high political levels and directly to IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, according to Axios news. The US government is urging Israel to halt its attacks on Iran’s energy sites. This comes amidst ongoing tensions between the two countries.

The administration presented three primary reasons for this request: first, cooperation with Iran’s oil sector; second, concerns over potential harm to the Iranian public and resulting retaliatory strikes from Gulf states. Axios reported that these communications came as part of a broader effort, but did not provide any additional context on what led to these messages.

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Washington’s intervention is significant in a region already reeling under the strain of ongoing conflicts. Neither the White House nor US State Department commented publicly about this matter, leaving many questions unanswered regarding the precise nature and timing of these communications. Israel’s response remains unclear as it has not yet made public comment on this development.

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