Beginning with Israeli provocations, Israel and Iran have fallen into a phase of retaliation. Some time ago, Iran had just attacked an Israeli military base with a missile swarm, and Israel's retaliation came. It's just that for Israel, it could have retaliated against Iran alone, but it inexplicably involved many other countries, and in the end, many countries, including Iran, were attacked by Israel.
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This also reflects the current situation in which the hardliners in Israel are in power, and it can be expected that under the manipulation of the hardliners, Israel will surely make enemies on the left and right and fall into hell sooner or later.
But that's all for later, and for Israel now, how to prevent Iran's next retaliation is the top priority.
However, in the modern era of rapid development of missile technology, it has become more and more impossible to prevent missile attacks by hostile countries, most of the missiles in the previous Iranian attacks have been obsolete, and the location of the attack is still joined by the United States, which has the strongest defense network, but even so, Israel's defense effect can be said to be quite unsatisfactory.
Not to mention Iran, on the premise of knowing that Israel will retaliate, under the premise that its own air defense system is fully activated and some areas are focused on defense, it is still Iran's air defense system that allows Israel to easily break through, and from the perspective of the power and effect of the on-site explosion, the weapons used by Israel are not obsolete models, and the power is far greater than the missiles used by Iran.
Although the intensity of Israel's counterattack this time is still relatively symbolic, it is only to retaliate against Israel and deter some of Israel's hostile countries, but the intensity is already much greater than Iran's retaliation.
Of course, Iran has also announced that it will continue to retaliate, and judging from Iran's previous claims, this retaliation is likely to cause actual trauma and blows to Israel.
What's worse is that there is information that the Iranian side has obtained enough information to crack the Israeli air defense system. In other words, the Iranian side has previously randomly attacked Israeli targets and used a large number of obsolete missiles in order to test the Israeli air defense capability.
The performance of the Israeli army also proves that the Israeli side does not have sufficient air defense capabilities, but the other information is secondary, once the two countries are in war, the military information obtained in advance is still helpful. But the situation in the Middle East is often not so simple, after all, behind Israel is still standing the United States, and this is the most important thing.
I think for the Iranian side, the most important takeaway from this bombing is the situation inside Israel. According to relevant information, Israeli President Benjamin Netania does not want to escalate the situation, but his hardliners insist on revenge, and some people have wondered whether Netania will take a step back and open the sky, or take revenge on Iran in order to gain the support of his hardliners.
Now the answer is also obvious, the Israeli side not only retaliated, but even the means were extremely tough, not only attacked the main target Iran, but even some countries related to Iran were also attacked to varying degrees, which shows that Netania as president does not have a strong control over Israel, and many times he still has to look at the face of the hardliners under his command.
Previously, the Iranian side clearly announced that if Netanya counterattacked, it would usher in a stronger retaliation, and there might even be powerful weapons that Israel had never seen before, but Israel did not heed the warning and still chose to counterattack, and the Iranian side will definitely continue to retaliate in the future, but I don't know what kind of means this retaliation will take.
However, for these two countries, if neither side bows their heads, then judging from the performance of the hardliners in Israel, it will not be long before the situation turns into a full-scale war, and the biggest headache at that time should be the United States, as Israel's financier, and then it will be up to the United States, a Middle East-stirrer, to reconcile the contradictions between Iran and Israel.