13 officers were killed in 1 month, everyone in Iran is at risk, who is so daring?
During this time, Russia and Ukraine are still fighting fiercely, but other parts of the world are not peaceful, especially Iran, which is accused of delivering drones to the Russian army, was originally a "thorn" in the eyes of the United States, and after providing support to the Russian army, it was more seriously targeted by the United States and its allies. I thought that this target was just economic sanctions and suppression, but what I didn't expect was that Iran was "humiliated" this time, and 13 officers were killed in one month, which is simply shocking. The most recent was the killing of Oud Jaafari, a colonel of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, in the Syrian capital.
Earlier, three members of Iran's security forces were killed during protests in northwestern Iran, one of whom was a colonel officer of the Revolutionary Guards, and nine more died in clashes in other Iranian cities. The deaths of these officers occurred within one month and, with the exception of Oud Jaafari, all died during the conflict protests that erupted in the country. If only a few officers died in the conflict, it can be called a coincidence, but the killing of 13 officers is obviously not an ordinary accident, and it is definitely not simple to break out so many protest conflicts in one month, and it is very likely that external forces are behind it.
Today's Iran is already in danger for everyone, afraid that they will become the next target of assassination, if the murderer cannot be caught as soon as possible and retaliate against him, the Iraqi army will shake people's hearts, and the consequences are unimaginable. So who is so bold as to blatantly kill officers inside Iran? In fact, only two countries are suspected, either the United States or Israel. Many important Iranian figures have also been assassinated, from Suleimani, the commander of the Quds Force of the Revolutionary Guard, to nuclear scientist Fakhrizadeh, both of which are inseparable from the United States and Israel.
And in Syria, Colonel Jaafari, Iran, has determined that Israel was responsible. Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps statement shows that Jaafari died from an improvised explosive device planted by Israel on the roadside, and Iran must make Israel pay for its crimes. As for the killing of the other 12 officers, I am afraid that it is also inseparable from the Israeli side, so a fierce war between Israel and Iran is likely to break out next. But the fierce fighting may not take place in Israel or Iran, but in Syria or Iraq. According to Israel's past exchange of hands, the bases of the two sides in Syria and Iraq will become the focus of strikes.
Because as far as the current situation is concerned, neither Israel nor Iran dares to offend the other too much, the former is the "Middle East bully", with the full support of the United States, the latter is about to have nuclear weapons, and has created hypersonic missiles, and has a complete military industrial system, so war with the other side is definitely not the best choice. But the counterattack still has to fight back, and a proxy war is the most appropriate, so only Syria and Iraq are pitiful.
(Text/Xi Le)
