Israel has finally taken revenge on Iran, and news from the United States, Israel, and Iran have all confirmed that the Israeli army took advantage of the early hours of the morning to launch an airstrike on the area where the Iranian city of Isfahan is located, and it is said that there are explosions in the area, and Iranian air defense forces are suspected of intercepting and shooting down "suspicious drones" and other weapons in the local area, and it is also said that Israeli military missiles have hit Iranian targets.
Since both the United States and Israel have confirmed the actions of the Israeli army, it can be seen that Israel has decided to respond to more than 300 previous Iranian missile and drone air strikes. And Israel's response comes just after Iranian Foreign Minister Hussein Amir Abdollahian's warning, which recently warned Israel not to attempt to strike Iran militarily in New York, or Tehran would "respond immediately with maximum action."
As soon as Iran's words fell, Israeli air strikes arrived, which undoubtedly put pressure on Tehran's side again, because Iran must consider whether to continue to respond "forcefully" to Israel's actions. You must know that the cause of the current Iran-Israel conflict was that Israel first attacked Iran's target facilities in Damascus, and if Iran was bombed this time and did not respond, it would be too cowardly.
Of course, Israeli airstrikes appear to have been restrained from what is known, and it is possible that they are only threatening to hit Iran's key targets, such as an air base near Isfahan. In addition, targets in Syria and Iraq have also been hit, and the Israeli army may not want to focus on Iran.
In other words, Israel may have reserved room for compromise under pressure from the United States. If Israel does not launch a truly large-scale air strike, it is possible that Iran will choose to finally settle down. After all, if there is a real fight, both sides will have to suffer huge losses.