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Monday, January 29th. President Joe Biden says the US will respond to a drone

attack that killed three US troops in Jordan on Sunday, potentially thrusting the US deeper into the Middle East conflict.

He blamed Iran-backed militant groups for the attack, which is the first time US troops have been killed by enemy fire in the Middle East since the start of the war in Gaza.

Iran distanced itself from the attack, as its foreign ministry claimed regional resistance groups don't take orders from Tehran.

Republicans on Capitol Hill have been pressuring by... groups don't take orders from Tehran.

Republicans on Capitol Hill have been pressuring Biden

to ratchet up the scale of the American counterattack,

including possibly striking targets inside Iran

following weeks of non-fatal attacks in Iraq and Syria against US troops.

This is happening against the backdrop of fresh, very delicate efforts to secure the release of more hostages in Gaza in exchange for a prolonged halt in the fighting between Israel and Hamas.

White House National Security official John Kirby says Biden is working his way through

response options right now.

Here's the thought process.

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