The suicide** attacks in Iran in 2024 have once again brought turmoil and unrest to the Middle East. Two terrorist attacks occurred in the city of Kerman, an important city in southeastern Iran, killing 95 people and injuring more than 170 others. Iran** characterized these attacks as "terrorist attacks" and threatened a strong response behind the scenes**.
At the same time, the two attacks, which took place on the fourth anniversary of the assassination of Iranian star Soleimani, add more meaning and context to the events. Soleimani, a prominent Iranian general, was killed in a U.S. drone strike in January 2020, triggering an escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran. The occurrence of these two terrorist attacks is undoubtedly a huge provocation to Iran, which is bound to trigger a violent response from Iran.
So, who is behind these two attacks? Who's behind the scenes? It is not possible to draw exact conclusions at the moment, but several possibilities can be proposed based on the development of events and the analysis of the situation in various aspects. The United States, Israel, and certain extremist or opposition forces may be involved. Next, we will analyze and discuss these possibilities.
First, let's look at the possibilities of the United States. Iran is a regional rival of the United States, and relations between the two countries have been strained. In particular, tensions over the Soleimani assassination have not subsided, and Iran has been seeking a price from the United States. The United States could use both attacks to provoke Iran, create more chaos, put more pressure on Iran, and force Iran back to the JCPOA negotiating table. On the one hand, the United States can take advantage of the chaos in Iran to further undermine the reconciliation process in the Middle East; On the other hand, the United States can also gain more benefits for itself by increasing pressure on Iran to make it more isolated in the region.
Secondly, Israel is also one of the possible behind-the-scenes**. Israel has always had fierce regional rivalry and hostile relations with Iran. Iran is a pro-Palestinian force and is in opposition to Israel's ally, the United States. Israel is likely to use these two attacks to destabilize Iran's internal situation, reduce its own pressure, and reduce attention to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In addition, Israel may divert the pressure and attention it faces by provoking contradictions and confrontations between the United States and Iran. Therefore, Israel may be one of the behind-the-scenes elements of these two attacks.
In addition to the United States and Israel, it is possible that some extremist or opposition forces were involved in both attacks. They may use these two attacks to provoke Iran to confront the United States, Western countries, and Israel, and then seek their own interests from the chaos. These extremist or opposition forces are dissatisfied with the Iranian regime and want to weaken the influence and stability of the Iranian regime by creating instability and terrorist attacks. As there is no substantial evidence yet, we cannot rule out the existence of other possibilities.
So far, we have analyzed and discussed the possible behind-the-scenes of terrorist attacks in Iran. There is no conclusive evidence to point to specific organizations or individuals behind the scenes, but based on developments and analysis of various aspects, it is possible that the United States, Israel and certain extremist or opposition forces are all possible. These two attacks have once again exacerbated tension and instability in the Middle East and will bring a new round of changes to the region.
In future developments, all parties should remain calm and exercise restraint to avoid further escalation of the conflict. The international community should also intensify its mediation and good offices in the Middle East and make more contributions to regional peace and stability. It is hoped that Iran can smoothly investigate the truth of the incident and take appropriate measures to respond to the situation behind the scenes and maintain its own stability and stability.