Iran's military retaliation against Israel has attracted global attention. Iran reportedly fired a large number of drones and ballistic missiles at Israel, causing a series of attacks. Although Israel claims to have successfully intercepted most of the incoming drones and missiles, some of the missiles have hit targets inside Israel, including vital facilities such as Ramon Air Base in the Negev.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel would take all necessary measures to protect its interests. However, the US president has also called Netanyahu to urge him to exercise restraint in his attacks on Iran to avoid further deterioration of the situation.
In this attack, Iran adopted the approach of "synchronous strikes", in which drones are launched as decoys and then ballistic missiles. This tactic allowed the Israeli defense to disperse, creating conditions for missile hits. Although Israel used the multi-layered protective ring of the navy and air force to intercept it, there were still missiles that successfully hit the target, causing some damage.
The attack could have far-reaching implications for the situation in the Middle East. If Israel chooses to carry out large-scale air strikes against Iran, it could lead to an even larger conflict in the Middle East. However, if Israel chooses restraint and refrains from retaliating against Iran, it could help reduce tensions and avoid further conflict.
At present, Iran has declared that its military retaliation has ended, but the situation remains tense. Both sides are keeping a close eye on each other's movements and possible next steps. Stability and peace in the Middle East remain enormous challenges, requiring restraint and calm on all sides and joint efforts to find a solution.