In response to Israel's serious provocation to bomb the Iranian embassy in Syria, Iran launched a massive missile and drone strike on various military targets on the Israeli mainland on April 14, after a deliberate plan.
According to Western media reports, Iran launched a total of 185 suicide drones, 36 cruise missiles and 110 ballistic missiles, which can indeed be regarded as vigorous and powerful, but unfortunately most of the missiles and drones were intercepted by the air defense systems of Israel, as well as the United States, Britain, France, Jordan and other countries, and only a few ballistic missiles successfully penetrated and hit the target, and the specific damage effect is not known for the time being. As can be seen from the video that flowed from the scene, the sky in Israel that night could be described as a fire, silver flowers, stars, all kinds of explosions and fires one after another, it was like a grand carnival event. #MCN首发激励计划 ##伊朗发誓要对以色列报复##伊以冲突#
It's time to fight, it's time to be lively, so there must be an aftermath of this matter. The Iranians, who had been prepared for this for a long time, were the first to stand up and state that the Iranian army had effectively destroyed military targets in Israel (including the Mossad intelligence agency that planned to bomb the Iranian Embassy in Syria and the Nevatim Air Force Base where warplanes took off to carry out bombing missions), and that the retaliatory action against Israel for bombing the Iranian Embassy in Syria had ended, and that Iran did not seek to further expand the war, but that if Israel continued to carry out new military provocations, Iran would resolutely redouble its response.
The attitude of the United States is also interesting: it first strongly condemns Iran's military strikes on Israel proper, and then changes its tone to show that the United States does not support non-participation in a new round of retaliation that Israel may initiate. In addition to following the United States in condemning Iran, the EU has also threatened to impose sanctions on Iran.
At the same time, China and Russia have also made clear their views that the current crisis in the Middle East is a product of the double standard policy of Western countries, and urges Israel to abide by the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council. In his phone call with his Iranian counterpart, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi strongly condemned and resolutely opposed Israel's attack on the Iranian Embassy in Syria, and praised Iran's limited exercise of its right to self-defense, which has avoided further turmoil while safeguarding its sovereignty and dignity.
It can be seen from this that although the major countries in the world have different positions, they still have the same common desire not to let the situation in the Middle East continue to deteriorate and then spiral out of control. Before Iran launched a strike on Israel, it should have fully communicated with all forces, and it was also a point-to-point attack that left room for action, which not only maintained Iran's status as the leader of the Shiite resistance arc, but also kicked the ball back to Israel steadily.
It doesn't matter whether the direct damage caused by Iran's current round of military strikes is big or small, but the political impact is important. Israel's attack on the Iranian embassy in Syria was the first to be said to be a sneak attack, and the embassy was not Iranian itself. Iran's retaliation was a frontal war with dignity and a vengeance, striking at military targets in Israel itself.
In comparison, Israel's pattern and layout are clearly lagging behind. Moreover, Israel has enough early warning time, and with the vigorous assistance of the United States and other allies, it still has not stopped Iran's long-range precision strike, which also makes the outside world have more doubts about Israel's military strength. Although Israel, under strong pressure from the United States, did not choose to strike back at Iran in the first place, can Israel really afford this huge dumb loss?
Well, the answer is obviously no. The current domestic and foreign political environment facing Israel has determined that the Netanyahu government has no choice, and the Israeli army has been mired in the war for Gaza for a long time and has suffered heavy casualties, and has been constantly harassed like kraft candy by the Lebanese Allah Party and the Houthi Iranian armed groups. The international community is unprecedentedly isolated, even the United States no longer supports itself unconditionally, and the dissatisfaction of the domestic people is growing day by day.
If the Netanyahu government gives in to Iran at this juncture, it will definitely be a political suicide. According to the latest revelations from the US media, Israel's wartime cabinet has made a decision to carry out retaliatory strikes against Iran, and Israel's deputy ambassador to China has also said that although it will not attack Iran itself, it will focus on Iran's proxies. In the coming period, Allah Lebanon may suffer.