“The Biden Administration Under Scrutiny as Delay in F-15 Fighter Sale to Israel Raises Concerns”
The Biden administration has not requested the sale of F-15 fighters to Israel, raising questions about his approach towards his predecessor’s controversial decision. The deal, difficult to cancel, will be the largest arms sale to Israel until 2023. Prime Minister needs to inform legislators before the transaction can conclude.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg Emphasizes Strengthening Deterrent Forces, Not Expanding Military Missions, in Meeting with President Biden
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that NATO will enhance deterrent forces without increasing military missions. This includes replacing outdated forces with new ones, with the US covering expenses. Stoltenberg emphasized that strengthening deterrence is not new as NATO already has an effective mechanism in place.
“Biden and Zelensky to Sign Game-Changing Security Agreement at NATO Summit, Uniting Against Russian Aggression”
US President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will sign a bilateral security agreement at the NATO summit, offering support to Ukraine against Russian aggression. The agreement does not involve using US military forces but rather provides weapons and assistance. This is in line with previous agreements with other partners.
“US Treasury Imposes New Economic Sanctions on Russia Ahead of G7 Summit: Strengthening Position Against Russian Federation and War in Ukraine”
The US Treasury is imposing new economic sanctions on Russia ahead of the G8 meeting in Italy. These actions increase the risk of secondary sanctions for foreign financial institutions and restrict Russia’s military capabilities. They also target organizations worldwide providing products and services essential for Russia’s military needs. These measures aim to strengthen the US position against Russia’s military aggression and support its protected national security interests.
“Biden to Announce NATO Withdrawal, East Africa’s Security at Risk as Russia Fills Void”
US President Joe Biden will announce the withdrawal from NATO’s Afghan operation during his official visit to Kenya. The move comes after meeting with Kenya’s President and aims to strengthen cooperation in East Africa while addressing the vacuum created by the US’s plans to abandon Niger. The decision also supports anti-terrorism efforts in the region and reinforces assistance to Ukraine.
“Biden’s Approval Rating Hits New Low: What Does it Mean for the Midterms?”
US President Joe Biden’s approval rating hits an all-time low, dropping to nearly 40% after his two years in office. Critics slam his handling of the presidency, impacting his ratings ahead of the midterm elections. While some appreciate his performance on domestic policy, others express concern about his response to questions and foreign policy decisions. The US economy and Biden’s age also factor into voters’ decisions.
President Biden: Israel’s Bombing Campaign is a “Red Line,” but Israel’s Security Remains a Priority
US President Joe Biden reaffirms commitment to Israel’s security, condemning Israel’s bombing campaign as a “red line.” Emphasizing the need to protect innocent civilians, he calls for a strong defense without a repeat of the Gaza situation.
“President Biden Announces Groundbreaking Naval Assistance Plan with Gas Pipeline Construction for American Soldiers”
US President Joe Biden plans to build a Gas Pipeline near the coast for naval assistance. It will be constructed in 1-2 months, requiring 1,000 American civilian contractors. The facility will save time and offer an effective alternative to air transportation. Save the Children urges immediate action due to the critical situation in Gasan.
“Chinese President Xi Jinping to Hold Talks with US President Joe Biden on Taiwan and Mainland China: Peaceful Resolutions Eyed”
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced at the G20 summit that he will have talks with US President Joe Biden on Taiwan and the Chinese mainland. The Chinese president emphasized a peaceful resolution and no use of force. The meeting between the two leaders was described as frank and discussions included the selection of participants in Taiwan’s leadership. Since 2016, Tsai Ing-wen has pursued a policy of gradual separation, which has strained relations between Beijing and Taipei.
“Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden Set to Meet Again in San Francisco, Details Yet to Be Determined”
Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden plan to meet in San Francisco, but the date is yet to be confirmed. The meeting was announced by the spokesperson for the National Security Council during a press conference. Stay updated with the latest news from Armenia.