The picture shows the bombing of the Iranian embassy
In this issue, Iran and Israel exchange harsh words, Biden warns Iran not to fight, and the United States wants China to come forward to persuade Iran.
Israel's bombing of the Iranian embassy shocked the world, because it broke the old pattern of Israeli-Iranian secret war and proxy confrontation for a long time, and directly put the struggle between the two sides on the table. Iran has vowed to retaliate, Israel has to fight back, and the situation in the Middle East is becoming increasingly unstable.
Pictured is Khamenei
In the past 10 days or so since the bombing of the embassy in Israel, the two sides have never stopped making cruel remarks. First of all, on the Iranian side, just after the embassy was bombed, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Ali Khamenei made a statement that he would retaliate against Israel and began to prepare. On April 7, Khamenei's military adviser, Safavi, said that Israeli embassies abroad would be targeted, saying they were fully prepared to make Israel "regret it."
On the same day, Israeli Defense Minister Gallant responded, saying that Israel was also ready to respond to any attack by Iran. For now, the concrete measures are the closure of 28 embassies, the cancellation of all military leave, the recall of reserve forces, and then the interference of GPS signals and the strengthening of air defenses in the country.
Of course, while the two sides exchanged cruel words, they did not forget to show their hole cards, after all, strength is the confidence to speak. On April 7, when Iran said that it would make Israel regret it, the Iranian media released a missile infographic that described nine Iranian missiles, all of which have a range of 2,500 kilometers and 1,400 kilometers as near, all of which can reach Israel itself.
Seeing that Iran showed off so many missiles, Israel also showed its own big killer the next day. On April 8, the Israeli newspaper "Youth" reported that the Israeli army may use electromagnetic bombs to hit the Iranian capital Tehran and other important cities, such bombs themselves are not lethal, but they can disable all electronic equipment and paralyze the power grids of Iranian cities, which will give Israel a huge advantage.
Iranian Vice President Islami
In the face of this new type of high-tech weapon, Iran has directly taken out its trump card. April 8 is Iran's Nuclear Technology Day, when Iranian Vice President Al Islami announced 150 of Iran's achievements in the nuclear field at a press conference. At the same time, he also made a meaningful remark, saying that Iran is trying to eliminate the interference of hostile countries in Iran's development of nuclear technology, and has now made a major breakthrough.
Listen to the sound of gongs and drums, and listen to the sound of speech. Islami's implication is that Iran may be building a nuclear bomb and is only one step away from possessing it. This is perhaps not alarmist, according to the Washington Post on April 10, Iran's nuclear facilities are producing highly enriched uranium at an unprecedented rate, which can then be converted into weapons-grade nuclear fuel that can make at least 3 nuclear bombs in a matter of days to weeks.
The photo shows Iran's nuclear facilities
The day after Iran unveiled its nuclear technology, Israel released harsh words, according to the British newspaper "Solidarity" on April 9, the Israeli side said that if Iran retaliates, they will launch a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, and said that the Israeli army is currently training pilots to carry out the operation. Israel has also drawn up a list of strikes that includes Iran's nuclear facilities such as heavy water reactors, uranium mines, and nuclear power plants.
You must know that if a nuclear facility is attacked, the consequences will be no less than a direct drop on a nuclear bomb, or even better, and the impact of the Fukushima nuclear leak in Japan has not been completely eliminated to this day.
Iran and Israel have spoken harshly to each other, and each one has become more ruthless than the other, so to speak, but this can scare the United States a lot. The U.S. sent a message on April 3 that Iran would strike Israel within two days, but after so many days, Iran did not act, and then on April 11, it said that Iran's retaliation was imminent. The United States has repeatedly issued warnings, and it can be seen that they are already in a state of high tension, and as soon as the wind blows, the United States thinks that Iran is going to act.
Pictured is Biden
Iran's retaliation will definitely come, it's only a matter of time. At present, the United States is also making multiple preparations. Biden warned Iran against launching strikes against Israel, while the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier sailed into the northern Red Sea to intercept a missile strike by Iran and the Houthis against Israel.
In addition, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken urgently contacted the foreign ministers of China, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and other countries to try to convince them that they could urge Iran not to escalate the situation. What Blinken hopes most is for China to speak and get Iran not to strike at Israel. In response, the Chinese Foreign Minister said that the security of the country's diplomatic institutions cannot be violated and condemned Israel's actions. In addition, China will continue to play an important role in resolving the situation in the Middle East from the perspective of fairness.
Since the outbreak of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the United States has repeatedly asked China to exert influence and play a "constructive role" in the Middle East.
Because the United States is mired in multiple conflicts, it is surrounded by pressure, but it is obviously uncomfortable to see China stay out of the matter. But this time it was Israel that blew up Iran's embassy, violating international law, and even if it was punished, it would be justified.
Pictured are Netanyahu and Biden
The bombing of the embassy violated Iran's national sovereignty and was of particularly serious significance, providing a basis for Iran to strike at Israel and increasing the risk of escalation in the Middle East. Israel wants to contain the United States in this way and intensify the contradictions between the United States and Iran, but neither the United States nor Iran wants to directly confront each other. According to Iranian sources, Iran has indicated to the United States that it will respond in a way that avoids a serious escalation of the situation, saying that it will not act rashly.
Iran has waited for so many days because it is afraid of escalating the situation, but it will not be able to respond to it, so Iran has adopted the strategy of treating the United States and Israel differently, which also happens to be in line with the psychology of the United States not wanting to get involved in the conflict.
As the saying goes: "Those who have attained the Tao have much help, and those who have lost the Tao have little help." Israel has caused a serious humanitarian crisis in Gaza despite the opposition of the international community, but it is obviously immoral for the United States to want China to help defend Israel. The crisis in the Middle East is becoming more and more serious, and what is needed is the joint efforts of all parties to pay attention to the interests of all parties, rather than blindly taking sides, and only in this way can the situation be stabilized.