In this episode, let's talk about the situation in the Middle East. As for the news, I think everyone has already heard about it. Israel still took action, and in order to retaliate against Iran, it carried out an attack on Iranian territory.
Moreover, not only Iran itself, but also three regions of the Middle East to be precise, there were explosions at the same time. In addition to Isfahan in Iran, Shiite forces in southern Syria and Iraq were attacked by Israel, and violent explosions occurred one after another.
At the moment, I see a lot of people saying that it's over, it's over, the situation is going to escalate, and Iran will definitely retaliate again. If such retribution continues, the third world war is not far off. In fact, however, the attitude of the international community in the past day or two has been very delicate. Moreover, Israel's actions are actually worth detailing.
In short, I will put the conclusion in front first, it is very likely that the situation will not escalate, and the phased confrontation between Israel and Iran has basically come to an end. Moreover, before Israel made its move, the United States and Iran, may have agreed. Why do you say that, everyone listens to me and analyzes it slowly.
First, let's look at a piece of news. CNN, citing a White House official, said that a Jerusalem-based regional intelligence agent revealed that the conflict between Israel and Iran has officially ended after the Israeli attack. Iran will not respond to this attack. This message was sent within 24 hours of the Israeli operation.
Of course, this news alone cannot be judged, so let's take a look at the attitude of the Iranian side. In the immediate aftermath of the Israeli attack, Iranian state media issued a statement emphasizing that the nuclear facilities in Isfahan province were safe and had not been hit. This brings us to the Israeli attack.
The reason for the widespread reaction is that Isfahan has a large number of Iran's nuclear facilities and is at the heart of Iran's uranium enrichment program. If the target of Israel's attack was really a nuclear facility in Iran, we would not need to guess here now, it is estimated that Iran would have already begun a large-scale invasion of Israel.
In fact, Israel is targeting Isfahan airfield and the nearby Shekari airbase. Therefore, Israel's operation this time can be regarded as relatively restrained, knowing what can and cannot be attacked. Moreover, Iranian officials later released a video showing the calm on-site situation in the Isfahan area and explaining that the airport has resumed normal operations.
Everyone thinks that this is a bit deliberate, and Iran deliberately released a video to prove the stability of the Isfahan region, showing that the Israeli attack did not have a drastic impact. This is subtle, and it brings me to the possibility that the United States and Iran had agreed long before Israel fought back.
It has also been revealed before that Iranian military officials said that the United States took the initiative to contact Iran, hoping to allow Israel to launch a symbolic strike against Iran to save face. The United States is willing to build bridges and establish communication between the two sides. What does this mean? It is equivalent to Iran drawing a circle and telling Israel where it can fight, so that both sides can come down and maintain face.
I thought it was a bit of nonsense. But judging from today's Israeli strikes on Iran proper, as well as the subtle attitude of the Iranian side, this may really be the case.
Everyone should be clear that Iran is also embarrassed now, and people don't want to end up directly. But if you retaliate and I retaliate again, the only result is an escalation of the conflict, which no one wants to see. Therefore, it is a good way for the two sides to reach an agreement in advance to perform a wave and give an explanation to the country.
In short, I think this is the biggest possibility, and the conflict between the two sides will not end until this round of Israeli attacks on Iranian territory. To put it bluntly, this is politics, national interests come first, and since no one wants to make trouble out of control, then what should be talked about still has to be discussed. Of course, this does not mean that the conflict in Gaza is over, and the Israeli attack on the Rafah area is still being planned, which will be the next tipping point of the situation.