The United States and Israel finally set the goal of retaliating against Iran, from Israel's first request to attack Iran's nuclear facilities and oil infrastructure, to United States's persuasion not to attack these two targets, the two countries finally broke a middle way. On the 12th, United States NBC, citing United States officials, reported that Israel had narrowed the scope of its "retaliatory strikes" against Iran, targeting Iran military and energy infrastructure.
Last time, I personally said that the target of Israel's retaliation still needs to be determined after Iran and Israel communicate with United States respectively, that is, after the three-country game between the United States and Iran, then attacking Iran's military and energy facilities should be the final compromise. The only rule out is that Iran's nuclear facilities will no longer be struck and will be out of control.
Many people may feel very strange, why do the three countries still determine the target of retaliation? What's the situation? Just figure out the calculations of the three countries. United States and Israel have a common strategic goal, that is, to control the Middle East again, but United States cannot end up, because Dongda is what he considers his biggest opponent, and it depends on Israel to complete it, and United States assists; What about Israel? Life and death, of course, we must try our best to occupy more Middle East territories and make them bigger, but we are afraid that we will not be able to fight, so we are going all out to pull the US military out of the field and directly participate in the war; What about Iran? I want to replace Israel and defect to United States, so I am a natural enemy with Israel, so I make an arc of resistance to increase my own value.
Both countries have maintained communication channels with United States, United States stand Israel in their hearts, hoping to gradually eliminate the forces around the Iran, and then destroy Iran, and do not want to Israel make things too big, such as striking Iran nuclear facilities, so that the US military has to go down, so that there is a strange trilateral game to determine the target of the Israel attack.
There is also a direct proof that if the United States and Israel want to sincerely start a war with Iran, they will not say the target they want to hit in advance, isn't this clearly telling Iran to prepare for defense in advance? Therefore, the three parties are mainly called to the world, to their younger brother and Russia, the supporting force behind them. As for whether you can prevent it, then blame yourself for whether you have the ability?
Why did United States turn war into open war in the Middle East? There are two main reasons: one is that they are afraid that the war will get out of control and Israel drag themselves into the water; The second is that what United States wants is to boil frogs in warm water, cut off the peripheral brother of Iran step by step, and then kill Iran, so that Iran can't anger Iran all at once, so that completely turns his face and does it against the United States, so that Russia all the anti-hegemony and anti-American forces will pounce on it, and the United States will not be able to bear it.
Now that it has been decided to strike two targets in Iran, when will they strike? Personally, I feel that there is a weather vane to observe, that is, to see when the THAAD anti-missile system United States deployed to Israel. On the evening of the 12th, a number of Israel media, including Israel Army Radio, said that United States would deploy the THAAD anti-missile system in Israel.
On the one hand, it proves that Iran's missiles did cause heavy damage to Israel in the early stage; On the other hand, considering that after retaliating against Iran, Iran will retaliate or may shoot at Israel? Israel must prepare for an Iran missile strike before retaliating, so let's see when the United States deploys the THAAD anti-missile system in Israel? This is a weather vane of time to observe Israel's retaliation against Iran. #Why Israel hasn't fought back after Iran's missile strike#