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The war is back, and the storm is surging again! When Fouad · Shukel, the No. 2 figure of the Lebanon Allah Party, was tragically killed in the Israeli army's targeted elimination operation, the entire Middle East region was instantly plunged into the smell of gunpowder.
This-for-tat contest has been surging as early as several decades ago, and the two sides are facing each other, you come and go, and contradictions have accumulated for a long time.
Just last night, Iran and its allies, the Lebanon Allah Party, finally couldn't hold back and fired more than 60 rockets in the Galilee, giving a resounding slap in the face to the northern part of Israel.
Hearing that the alarm sounded, the Israeli army reacted quickly, and the air defense system was fully launched, successfully intercepting 15 menacing rockets, and most of the rest fell into the barrenland; At the same time, Israeli warplanes also fired back at rocket-launching positions in southern Lebanon.
This is just the beginning, a temptation, a warm-up. Both sides were scrutinizing each other's capabilities in the attack: the Lebanon Allah tested a variety of new weapons such as missiles, electronic jamming, and drones, and spied on the Israeli army's radar detection capabilities, fighter response speeds, and the deployment of air defense systems; The Israeli side is also figuring out the Lebanese army's firepower deployment and strike capability.
At the moment, the two sides have not yet used all their belongings, and the next contest is the main event. Iran, the hegemon of the Middle East, has long been unable to resist aggressive ambitions against Israel.
As an ally, it claims to "fight back in self-defence" against Israel under Article 51 of the UN Charter and to fully mobilize its armed forces. This campaign was not only a one-man struggle by the Lebanon Allah Party against the Israel, but also a joint action of the entire resistance front.
Iran is fully prepared to deal a crushing blow to Israel's old enemy. According to credible sources, in recent months, the advance force of the Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps has conducted extensive reconnaissance of Israel's air defense systems, radar stations and key military installations, gathering a great deal of valuable information.
And on July 28, a batch of mysterious "electromagnetic pulse bombs" has been quietly transported to the Lebanon Allah party's military base, waiting to be put into the battlefield. The new EMP warhead is mounted on a conventional rocket and is capable of delivering precision strikes on the target area after being launched at high altitudes.
When a warhead explodes over a target, it releases a powerful electromagnetic pulse that instantly disables any electronics, radar systems, and electrical infrastructure in the cone-shaped area.
This will undoubtedly become Iran's killer weapon, paralyzing the Israeli army's air defense system and clearing the way for subsequent strikes. Moreover, in addition to the electromagnetic pulse bomb, Iran has prepared another mysterious weapon - "ghost drone". It is said that it can penetrate the Israeli army's air defense system without being detected, and once it is detected and intercepted, it will automatically split into dozens of small warheads to attack, making the Iron Dome system invincible.
This unknown new UAV will pose a great challenge to the Israeli army's defense system. When everything is ready, Iran will first launch dozens of electromagnetic pulse bombs to carry out precision strikes on Israel's key military installations, disabling its communications, radar and power systems, clearing the way for subsequent large-scale strikes.
Subsequently, the Iran will echo from afar, joining forces with the Lebanon Allah Party to launch a fierce missile, rocket and drone attack, carrying out covering strikes in areas such as Israel Galileee and the Golan Heights. For this large-scale attack on the whole of Israel, Iran can be said to have made every effort. For a long time, Iran has struggled to build up its conventional military capacity due to severe constraints imposed by international sanctions.
They have shifted the focus of major defense investments to the development of asymmetric strategic weapons, such as missiles, drones, and rocket artillery. Designed to inflict maximum damage on powerful opponents with minimal cost. Iran's air force and air defense capabilities are clearly backward in the Middle East.
They currently have only 40 F-14 fighters produced in the 70s and 24 early MiG-29s, which lags far behind the Israel Air Force in terms of modernization. The main force of Iran's air defense system is all kinds of obsolete missile weapons produced from the 60s to the 90s of the last century, such as the S-300 series with 8 battalions and the "Sam-6" with 50 battalions.
In the face of the elite combat power of the Israeli army, the viability of these old systems is questionable. Therefore, Iran has no choice but to take the asymmetric path. By developing cheap but highly lethal weapons such as missiles, rocket artillery, and drones, it will expand its strike range and destructive power, so as to make up for its own weakness in conventional military capabilities.
Iran has also vigorously propped up pro-Iraqi armed forces in the Middle East, forming a "resistance front" in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen and Palestine, forming a steel web throughout the Middle East. It is through this network of "Resistance Fronts" that Iran has been able to break through geographical limitations and bring the flames of war directly to Israel's territory.
Today, rockets and missiles from pro-Iraqi groups such as the Lebanon Allah Party and Palestinian Hamas have been able to directly cover most of Israel territory. Iran is able to strike at Israel from afar without sending too many conventional forces, thus avoiding a head-on confrontation with Israel to the greatest extent.