U.S. president Joe Biden's administration insists that legislature approve the sale of F-15 fighters to Israel for a full of $18 billion – reports the fresh York Times, citing sources.
"Biden's administration demands that legislature approve a plan to sale $18 billion-dollar F-15 fighters to Israel at a time erstwhile president Biden resists calls to cut US arms sales to Israel due to his military operation in the Gaza Strip," the publication states.
According to the newspaper, the U.S. State Department late sent an informal announcement to 2 congressional commissions calling them to start legislative work on the sale of aircraft. In addition, the agreement will include ammunition, fighter training and another assistance.
At the same time, American sources note that Israel will take at least 5 years to receive fighters. According to 1 source, Israeli officials said Tel Aviv would shortly return to Washington with a fresh order on the F-35 fighter.
Lega artis AppPreviously, the Politico portal reported that the United States was considering supplying Israeli fighters and rocket missiles in the coming years. Tel Aviv can receive up to 50 vehicles, 30 advanced mid-range AIM-120 missiles and components to convert air bombs into precise bombs.
Israel experienced an unprecedented rocket attack from the Gaza Strip on 7 October as part of Operation “Al-Aksa Flood”, announced by the military wing of the Palestinian Hamas movement. Organization fighters then infiltrated border areas in confederate Israel, where they opened fire on both military and civilian, and besides took over 200 hostages. According to the latest data, any 1.2 000 people were killed in Israel, including civilians, soldiers, foreigners and workers, and more than 5,000 were injured.
In response, Israel's defence Force launched Operation Iron Sword against Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Within days, Israeli troops took control of all population clusters close the Gaza border and began raiding facilities, including civilian ones, in the Zone. Israel besides announced a complete blockade of the Gaza Strip: supplies of water, food, electricity, medicines and fuel have been halted. At the end of October, an Israeli enclave operation began. The city of Gaza was surrounded by Israeli land forces, and the enclave was actually divided into the confederate and northern parts.
The number of deaths of Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip exceeded 32,800 and about 75,300 people were injured, reported the Ministry of wellness of the Gaza Strip.
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