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Recently, Iran has suffered a series of serious blows, which have led to tensions in the situation and an escalating confrontation. The first was the attack on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps advisers, which provoked strong resentment and revenge in Iran. In response, Iran** quickly executed four people identified as members of the Mossad as a sign of respect and anger at the adviser. However, for Iran, this series of events is only a coincidence of coincidences, and it is clear that their anger cannot be fully unleashed. Therefore, Iran's response did not stop at the execution of the four men, but the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued a declaration that shocked the world, claiming that he would eradicate Israel and avenge the death of General Mousavi. In this way, Iran's anger has gone beyond reacting to individual events and has turned into a confrontation with Israel.
Of course, we can't ignore the background behind it. The actions of the United States and Israel are not just directed against Iran, but also to contain the entire "axis of resistance". Israel's military operation in Gaza is not aimed solely at Hamas, but at the forces represented by the Iranian-led "axis of resistance". To prevent impulsive attacks by Iran and its allies, the United States sent two aircraft carrier battle groups to the region. It has to be said that the actions of the United States and Israel have gone a little too far, and this attack on Syria, as well as the death of General Moussaoui, seems to be Israel's doing, but in fact it is inseparable from the intervention of the United States. The U.S. is trying to put pressure on Iran to curb its frequent attacks on U.S. and Israeli military bases. However, in fact, the United States does not have the means to respond effectively to these attacks, they can only defend passively. Therefore, the United States has repeatedly warned Iran and asked them to control their own ** people and avoid further attacks. However, Iran did not heed the warning, so the actions taken by the United States can be said to be a move against the Iranian "generals" to force them to control the "guys".
However, how can the United States and Israel think that by launching an "attack" on Iran, they can turn reactive into active? Iran simply executed four Mossad members and did not retaliate further. For the United States and Israel, this is already a relatively desirable result. Although the attacks of the "Axis of Resistance" continue, at least Iran has not directly launched a full-scale confrontation, and Iran** still wants to maintain the current relative stability and does not want a full-scale war with Israel and the United States. However, with successive attacks on Soleimani and Mousavi, the IRGC's anger has become uncontrollable! Previously, Iran** had denied an attack in the Arabian Sea and provided an explanation. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, however, did not admit that they were not mistaken, and they dropped their harsh words and threatened to blockade the Mediterranean. This time, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps made it clear that it would allow the Israeli regime to accompany the funeral. This suggests that Iran can still hold the IRGC at bay for now, otherwise they would prefer to take direct action. In the face of escalating threats from the United States and Israel, and with increasing pressure on Iran, the IRGC may no longer be under the control of **. In this way, the United States may be about to meet the wrath of Iran!
The current situation can be described as walking on thin ice, and a large-scale conflict could break out at any time. On the one hand, Israel's security situation is precarious, and it faces threats from the "axis of resistance" at every turn. Iran's ** groups have been attacking Israel more and more frequently, and they have even threatened to blockade the Red Sea, even with American ships. The United States, as an ally of Israel, cannot sit idly by and is forced to adopt a passive defensive strategy. On the other hand, Iran** is facing a difficult situation at home and abroad, and they want to maintain the current relative stability, but under the pressure of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, it is difficult to control the overall situation. In particular, the death of General Mousavi and the accusations of attacking merchant ships in the Arabian Sea have made the IRGC even more emotional, and they are almost tempted to retaliate against Israel and the United States.
This tension does not only have repercussions in the Middle East, but can also have major repercussions and consequences for the international community. First of all, once a full-scale war breaks out in the Middle East, it will inevitably lead to a sharp increase in oil prices, which will have a huge impact on the global economy and energy. Second, under the influence of Iran, the security situation in the entire Middle East region will be further tense, which may trigger more conflicts and tensions. In addition, Iran's continued efforts to develop its nuclear capabilities are likely to trigger increased international attention and sanctions, which will exacerbate Iran's internal and external woes and possibly even trigger a larger conflict.
In the face of such a complex and difficult situation, the global community needs to work together to find solutions and avoid larger conflicts and crises. First, the international community should strengthen its mediation and good offices efforts in the Middle East region to provide an opportunity for all parties to settle their disputes on an equal, just and peaceful basis. Secondly, all parties should exercise restraint and calm, refrain from taking drastic actions, and create conditions for dialogue and negotiation. Finally, the international community should also maintain a high degree of vigilance against Iran's nuclear energy development and regional expansion, and strengthen supervision and sanctions against Iran to curb its threat to regional security and stability.
In short, the current situation in Iran is tense and its reaction is fierce, and for Iran**, they want to remain relatively stable, but the anger of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has become uncontrollable. The situation in Iran is likely to escalate further in the face of pressure from the United States and Israel, and the global community needs to work together to reduce tensions and avoid further escalation of the crisis.
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