Biden, Harris meet with national security team as US watches for Iranian retaliation Washington on Monday braced for an expected Iranian retaliation for the killing of a top Hamas leader in Tehran last week, even as deep uncertainty swirled around when Iran would act — and how far it might go. https://image.nostr.build/a81ee46f5364c9a37e12f5eb9fe7ce38bedda0ed3ffe90f201f5771c351ae197.jpg
Multiple US officials across the region and in Washington told CNN that the US expects Iran to retaliate in the coming days – perhaps even within the next 24 hours – against Israel for Ismail Haniyeh’s killing. But the US has struggled to gauge when the response will come and what form it will take, in part because Iran already moved some of the military assets necessary to carry out a major attack on Israel in April, making it more difficult for US intelligence to predict its actions now.
US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris recently met with their national security team to discuss the situation and potential threats posed by Iran and its proxies, particularly in relation to Israel. The meeting took place in the White House Situation Room, where they focused on the ongoing tensions and the possibility of Iranian retaliation following the killing of a top Hamas leader in Tehran.