Iran attack: U.S. Secretary of Defense enters the White House in a large bag

A missile attack on US military bases in Iraq from Iran has also alarmed Washington.

After receiving the first information, the Secretary of Defense, Mark Esper, immediately went to the White House.

Besides that, there's been seen going with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

But what appears to be a report by TV network journalist CNN, Kaitlan Collins, who through a Twitter post wrote that Esper, as he was entering the White House, had with him a big “cate”, sends out Telegrafi.

“Defense Secretary Esper just arrived at the White House carrying a large bag. Even Secretary Pompeii, the first to read in his car before being released, wrote Collins on Twitter.

The arrival of two senior American officials to the White House occurred after Iran attacked the two US military bases in Iraq, which was confirmed by the Pentagon.

Defense Secret Esper just arrived at the White House calling a distant bad. Secretari Pompeo, seen dying in his car before he got out, also arrived.

) Caitlin Collins (@kaitlancollins) January 8, 2020

We remember that increasing concern over the escalation of the situation in the region has come after US President Donald Trump authorized an attack on Qassem Solejmani.

Solejmani, architect of Tehran's Clandestine and Military Operations, as head of the Red Forces of Revolutionary Guard, was killed Friday in an attack on American fears until he was in a column at Baghdad Airport.

In response, Iranian authorities have reportedly announced that they will offer an $80 million reward for US President Donald Trump's head following the murder of General Qasem Solejmani.

According to the media, such a <x0ffer” was made during the funeral television broadcast by state official broadcasters.

In addition, Iran has indicated that it will not respect any restrictions on the 2015 nuclear agreement, the country's state television reported on Sunday.

Also, the murder of Iranian general has influenced a decision to be made by the Iraqi Parliament, which has issued a resolution requiring the removal of American troops from the country.