Shocked!Israel has struck another catastrophe!Recently, according to CCTV News on December 27**, Iran's senior military adviser Mousavi was killed in an Israeli military missile attack in Damascus, the Syrian capital, which angered the Iranian side, and they announced that they would launch severe retaliation against Israel. This action by Israel has aroused widespread concern in the international community, how will Iran retaliate?What impact will this conflict have on the situation in the Middle East?
Mousavi is a senior adviser to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Syria and is responsible for commanding the Shiite militia forces in Syria, which have played an important role in Syria's civil war and war on terror. But at the same time, he was also an important force in opposition to Israel. Israel believes that Iran is behind Hamas's large-scale attacks, so it places the blame directly on Iran and strikes a relentless blow to Iran's top advisers in Syria.
Israel's move will undoubtedly trigger a strong counterattack from Iran, which is expected to launch missile attacks on Israeli airfields and military bases, which may even exceed the scale of retaliation for the Soleimani incident. Iran is also likely to increase its support for the Houthis, Allah and Hamas, among others, making Israel a more serious challenge. What is even more worrying for Israel is that, according to the latest information, Iran is accelerating the process of reconciliation with Egypt, and the two countries are expected to abandon decades of hostility and restore diplomatic relations.
This news is undoubtedly worse for Israel, and even Egypt, which has been swinging from side to side, has come together with Iran, casting more shadows on Israel's future path. The situation in the Middle East has fallen into tension again, how will Israel's actions affect the entire region?How will Iran's retaliatory actions evolve?Will Israel be able to cope with the pressure that is coming?These issues will become the focus of the world's attention. We will wait and see, but we hope that both sides will exercise restraint, avoid further escalation of conflicts, and contribute to regional peace and stability.