The United States and Israel are wronged? Speaking on the Russian side, the Iranian terrorist attack may have wronged the United States and Israel!
The terrorist attack on Iran was simply heart-wrenching, and on the day of General Soleimani's death, a series of ** tore through the night sky of Iran, and the innocent people who participated in the commemoration suffered tragically. Amazingly, ISIS actually appeared and admitted the creation of this disaster. But now, we can't help but ask: what is going on? Is it true that the United States and Israel are not responsible at all?
If we want to talk about this terrorist attack, we have to start with the assassination of Soleimani. It was a moment to be remembered forever, a dark operation that was perceived as a US-Israeli alliance. At that time, U.S. drones indiscriminately killed Iran's top generals, plunging the entire Middle East into deeper instability. Soleimani's death became the trigger for the terrorist attack, which undoubtedly angered the Iranian people.
ISIS came forward, claiming that it was their members who detonated the explosives near Soleimani's grave. This statement in itself is incredible, what is it that made them choose this place at this time**? Is it just to amplify the effects of terror and create greater chaos?
In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks, the Russian side could not wait to stand up and accuse the United States and Israel of being behind the disaster. Adalbi Shkhagoshev bluntly pointed out that the policies of Western countries have led to regional chaos, which is a breeding ground for terrorism. Although this remark is a bit suspicious of exculpating the United States and Israel, in fact, the Russian side still targets these two countries, believing that the United States and Israel are the root cause of the problem.
As Adalbi Shkhagoshev said, this chaos is caused by the US-Israeli policy in the Middle East, which has created more breeding ground for international terrorism. This reminds me of a comment from a Chinese netizen: "Look at this chaos, who else dares to say that the United States and Israel are the messengers of peace in the Middle East?" Indeed, this chaos is not just a breeding ground for terrorism, it is simply adding fuel to the fire of the entire Middle East.
Iran, for its part, also showed relative restraint and did not directly target Israel, but generally pointed to Israel as the main culprit in the airstrike. Similar to the Russian view, they believe that although Israel did not directly initiate it, it will inevitably intervene, and the United States will inevitably be blamed. This reminds me of another netizen's comment: "Israel and the United States are so troublesome that they have made a mess!" "It really speaks the question to the fullest.
Against this chaotic backdrop, ISIS chose to carry out the terrorist attack at a location and time associated with Soleimani. It's so much of a coincidence that it makes one wonder if there's a deeper reason behind it. Is there some kind of collusion between Soleimani's assassination planned by the United States and ISIS being so mysterious? Some netizens commented: "Are the United States and ISIS in the same vein? It's looking more and more like insider trading. Indeed, this conjures up conspiracies.
However, the United States is showing a accustomed attitude towards this terrorist attack. They may think that this is just a small wave of the situation in the Middle East, and it is not worth mentioning. However, the truth is that any miscalculation can have serious consequences. This reminds me of what a friend who cares about international affairs said, "Is the United States trying to stay out of it?" This is no time for jokes! "It is true that the attitude of the United States is worrying, and they cannot simply turn a blind eye to this catastrophe.
The restraint of the Iranian people does not mean that they will remain silent forever. If the United States continues to be indifferent to the development of terrorism, and even supports these organizations behind the scenes, the ultimate victim may be the United States itself. As one friend put it: "The United States today is not the United States of 20 years ago, and it no longer dares to get involved in a war at will as it did then." "If the United States is not held accountable for this, the consequences could be unbearable.
Overall, the situation in the Middle East is becoming more and more complicated, and the policies of the United States and Israel are undoubtedly the main culprits. This terrorist attack is just a prelude, and if the root cause of the problem is not addressed, similar incidents will only increase. China remains highly concerned about this issue, and we hope that the international community will take a more responsible attitude and jointly safeguard regional peace and stability. It is to be hoped that this disaster will serve as a warning rather than a trigger for turmoil in the Middle East.