The situation is moving out of control, and what should have come and what should not have come has finally come.
On April 12, according to the Times of Israel, the United States believes that within a few days, Iran will launch a fierce retaliation against Israel. At that time, Iran may dispatch hundreds of warplanes and launch dozens of missiles to launch large-scale attacks on military targets in Israel.
On the 11th, Biden warned Iran not to launch an attack, the United States will support and protect Israel, and Iran will not succeed.
In order to knock Iran and ensure Israel's security, US Army General Kurilla has gone to Israel. In addition, the US USS Eisenhower was also dispatched. If Iran makes a sudden move, the US aircraft carrier will not sit idly by and may intercept Iranian missiles.
But even so, Iran and its allies have chosen to retaliate.
With regard to the situation in the Middle East, there are at least three new developments that deserve attention.
First, rockets fell from the sky and Israel was bombed. Late at night on the 12th, more than 50 rockets fell on Israel, and although Israel fired anti-aircraft missiles, some rockets still landed on the ground.
In addition, Israeli artillery positions were also attacked by rockets, and it was Allah Lebanon that carried out the attack. In response, Israel has chosen to remain silent.
At the same time, Iraqi militias issued an ultimatum to the White House. The message is very strong: if the United States and Israel attack Iran, Yemen, Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria, they will retaliate.
Israel has shown great determination. At the moment, Israel is communicating with the United States about "how to respond to Iranian retaliation." Because Israel is well aware that the real storm is yet to come, and Iran will not stop there.
For now, there is almost no doubt that Iran will retaliate against Israel.
The biggest uncertainty is: when and how will Iran retaliate?
To a certain extent, the early warning of the United States is not necessarily a good thing for Israel, which is tantamount to a wake-up call to Iran. Iran retaliates against Israel, and it must take it by surprise so that it can catch Israel off guard.
Second, Iran issued an ultimatum to the United States and Britain. From the beginning to the end, Iran has understood that the real adversary it has to face is not Israel.
Avoiding provoking the United States and ensuring Iran's security is something that Iran has to consider.
So there is a situation in which Iran, which has been pushed to the edge of the precipice, has to retaliate against Israel, but also has to test the attitude of the United States. If the bottom line of the United States is touched, even if Biden does not want to fight this war, the United States will be forced to enter the war.
For Iran, there is no better situation now than for "the United States does not intervene and let Iran and Israel go head-to-head."
The question is: Will the U.S. let Iran get its way?
The answer is obvious. Although Iran has warned the United States that if the United States intervenes in the conflict between Iran and Israel, US military targets in the Middle East will be attacked. But the United States still chose to stand up for Israel.
The U.S. stance is tough and clear: If Iran attacks Israel itself, the U.S. will defend Israel with action.
Iran also warned Britain and demanded that Britain condemn Israel for the "bombing of the Iranian embassy", only to be kicked to the iron plate.
Britain and France, which are clamoring for "defending human rights," have chosen to lose their voices collectively in this matter, clearly favoring Israel.
Third, the situation in the Middle East continues to escalate. Israel is still launching a decapitation operation, Israeli warplanes are still relentlessly bombing, and pro-Iranian forces are retaliating against Israel with "thunder and rain".
But it is clear to all that the real chaos is yet to come. France, Russia and India have all issued warnings to warn their citizens not to travel to Israel and Iran, while US warships and warplanes are rushing to the Middle East.
The Iranian media have left this harsh word against Israel: Iran wants to bomb the Israeli city of Tel Aviv and other places.
Unlike Hamas, Iran has military power that cannot be underestimated. In the event of a fierce retaliation by Iran, what awaits Israel will most likely be not rockets, but missiles.
Of course, Israel is not afraid. Because Israel knows that if there is a war, the United States and its close allies will choose sides to support Israel.
When the time comes, what awaits Iran will be a mass attack, and the spies planted by the United States and Israel in Iran will also take advantage of the situation.
The world is like a chess game, and no one knows how it will end until the last moment.
But what is certain is that if Iran goes to war with Israel, the world situation will inevitably become more volatile, and many people will be killed and injured as a result. This is not what people want to see with the United Nations.