US President Joe Biden delivered a speech tonight (Thursday) detailing his administration’s foreign policy and clarifying his positions on burning issues around the world.
America is back. Diplomacy is back, “Biden began his first foreign policy speech with Secretary of State Anthony Blinken. In the speech, Biden did not mention the nuclear deal with Iran nor did he mention Israel. Most of his practical devotion was to Russia and China but also called for an end to the war in Yemen. Special and ordered the cessation of offensive operations. However he referred to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and promised to assist it in its defense: “We will continue to help and back Saudi Arabia in defending its sovereignty, territorial integrity and with it.”
Biden referred to the United States’ relations with Russia and said: “We will not hesitate to charge Russia for threatening our interests. Gone are the days when we let Moscow ‘roll’ on us.” Biden called on Russia to release opposition leader Alexei Navalny, immediately and unconditionally, and to stop arresting protesters.
The first two weeks of the Biden presidency included a series of developments, including the coup in Myanmar and the incarceration of Russian regime opponent Alexei Navalny, and the continuation of Iranian violations of the nuclear deal.
The Biden administration has also recently announced a freeze on the implementation of a series of arms agreements with Arab countries, including the supply of advanced F-35s to the United Arab Emirates, although the administration says this is a routine move designed to allow the administration to examine the grand deal before it goes into effect.
Where is the nuclear agreement?
Since taking office on January 20, the US administration has shown a willingness to revive and even improve the nuclear deal, although they have insisted that the regime return to fulfilling its obligations as signed in the 2015 agreement. Its economy.
Just last Tuesday, Israel Today unveiled an internal document from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirming that the Islamic Republic operates advanced centrifuges at the Netanz nuclear facility.