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U.S. Ambassador to Israel, David Hale, confirmed that the United States' move against Iran was driven by the need to protect its own interests, not solely in defense of Israel, despite the strategic cooperation between the two countries. He explained that Trump's decision to go to war was his own choice and reflects Iran's threats to American interests, especially as Iran's missile capabilities have advanced, with Hale noting that Iran's missile range has increased from 2,000 to 4,100 kilometers within a year. This development poses a threat to European capitals and maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz. The statements outlined American victory standards, which include preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, halting enrichment activities, reopening maritime passages, and witnessing Iran's military and economic decline. While Washington has not directly intervened militarily to protect Israel, the relationship between Washington and Tel Aviv remains strong, rooted in shared interests. Hale emphasized that the decision to take military action is always made in Washington, with the option to escalate kept open.
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