Title: Middle East Tensions: Israel Carries Out Airstrikes on Iran's High-Level Military Bases
The recent turmoil in the Middle East is even more lively than the Persian Gulf. Tensions between Israel and Iran are like a taut string that is on the verge of erupting. Israel is crying out for urgency, and it is on high security 24 hours a day, and even sleeps with half-squinted eyes. As for Iran, it is saying ruthless words inside and outside the words, saying that it wants to wipe Israel off the face of the earth, and if it dares to do it, it is estimated that it will turn the entire Middle East upside down in a while.
The latest farce was an Israeli airstrike on a high-level Iranian military base in Damascus, Syria. I heard that there were many Iranian generals and high-ranking officers hiding there, but Israeli warplanes bombed them directly, and they were all killed in one fell swoop. Now Iran is on fire, and I am afraid that this tone will not be easy to give up.
Israel did not dare to slack off, so it quickly made a phone call with the United States and ordered $18 billion in arms in one go, hoping to be fully prepared for war. I heard that there are 25 F-15 fighters in the order, as well as various missiles, bombs, air defense systems and early warning equipment. Israel is preparing for war and preparing to fight Iran to the end.
Iran, the boss, is not easy to provoke, it dared to bomb US military bases in the past, but this time it came to show off its underground missile base, which is clearly a provocation. If Israel continues to endure it, then what will those little brothers of Hamas and Allah think of them? They must feel that Israel is no longer planted, and it will become even more rampant.
The whole Middle East is like a powder keg, which can detonate at any moment. It would be better for all parties to restrain themselves and try to avoid adding fuel to the fire. Only by maintaining calm and resolving differences through dialogue and consultation can peace in the Middle East not be completely destroyed.
