Dmitry Zlatarev. In the speech of the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu before the U.S. Congress was not "nothing new," said on Tuesday, the head of Barack Obama.

"I read the transcript of the speech. As far as I am able to judge, there was nothing new, " said Obama to reporters before the meeting in the White house with Secretary of defense Ashton Carter and head of the Committee of chiefs of staff U.S. army General Martin Dempsey.

the Director also stated that during his speech, the Israeli Prime Minister, he held a teleconference with the European leaders on the issue of Ukraine.

According to Obama, in his speech, " the Prime Minister rightly said the inviolability of relations between the United States and Israel."

the Director agreed with the Israeli leader in the hazard assessment of the Iranian regime." But the key question is how we can prevent Iran's acquisition of nuclear weapons, which can make it much more dangerous." In this regard, according to Obama, " the Prime Minister has not made the initiative of any real alternatives."

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