A few days ago, Iran threw a large number of missiles and drones into Israel, and Israel was not to be outdone, claiming to retaliate against Iran within 48 hours.
It has been a few days since Israel's alleged retaliation, and just when everyone was relieved and thought that the mediation of the Seven Nations had worked, and Israel endured this breath, who knew that Israel would suddenly come to the real thing!
According to ABC, from the late night of April 18 to the early morning of April 19, Israel retaliated against Iran!
Hit by the blow was Iran's Isfahan, which is Iran's main air base and is the base of Iran's nuclear program.
Pictures show explosions around the Iranian city of Isfahan after being bombed by Israel, setting targets on fire, even in the dark of night.
Currently, the airspace is closed to the city of Isfahan.
Iran's state-sanctioned media revealed that the alleged Israeli attack did not cause significant damage.
According to the Tasnim news agency, a senior commander said a loud explosion was heard near Isfahan and later determined that it was an Iranian battery defense system that fired at a "suspicious object".
Official media confirmed that fires-air-defence-32622288? A = > the country's anti-aircraft batteries, which were caught in flames and explosions in several provinces in the early hours of Friday, but did not specify which anti-aircraft batteries or what specifically caused the fires.
Hossein Dalirian, a spokesman for Iran's civilian space program, added on Twitter that several small "quadcopter" drones were hit.
It is reported that people in the area heard explosions and the activation of the defense system of Iranian batteries.
A U.S. official told ABC News that the attack came from Israel and was aimed at targeting Iran. Israel has not officially confirmed the retaliatory attack and has refused to respond to the incident.
Commercial flights around western Iran were diverted in the early hours of Friday morning, and Iran's Fars news agency explained why, claiming it was because an "explosion" was heard over the city of Isfahan, about 215 miles (350 kilometers) south of Tehran.
American journalist Medea reports that the US nuclear forces are on high alert and are ready for everything.
The journalist said that as the US nuclear forces reach maximum combat readiness, all US military bases are on high alert. This alarming development has sent shockwaves through the country and beyond, raising fears of potential conflict and chaos.
Emergency alerts sounded across the United States, and as tensions rapidly escalated, every moment felt like a ticking time bomb, begging the question: What will happen next?
Apparently, the United States has raised the alert level to the highest combat readiness, which is an unprecedented decision. This caused panic among the Americans, who felt that they were about to be drawn into war at any moment.
The U.S. Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection has made recommendations to residents asking all residents to take three simple steps to prepare: prepare a kit, make a plan, and stay informed.
I don't know if what this reporter said is true or false, but if it is true, does the United States really want to personally participate in the war?
If the United States participates, and Britain seems to be ready to participate, is it really about to catch up with the world war in our generation?