US ‘not looking for war with Iran’ -- White House ...Middle East

WASHINGTON: The United States (US) is “not looking for war” with Iran, the White House said Monday as President Joe Biden weighs his response to a drone attack that killed three American troops, and injured dozens more.“We are not looking for a war with Iran. We are not seeking a conflict with the regime in a military way,“ Anadolu Agency quoted National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby as saying to reporters at the White House.“We’re not we’re not looking to escalate here. This attack over the weekend was escalatory. Make no mistake about it, and it requires a response. Make no mistake about that,“ Kirby added.An Iraqi group claimed responsibility for Sunday’s attack on Tower 22, a

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