Text丨Sen fish
Editor丨Sen Yu
Recently, the situation in the Middle East has begun to be volatile again. Israel assassinated Haniah, which is good, and directly set the powder keg on fire.
The intelligence services on the United States side could not sit still, predicting that a fight might break out from August 5 to 13.
This is not an easy matter, not only Israel and Iran are fighting, but Lebanon, Yemen's Houthis, and some militia groups in Iraq have joined in.
With so many forces mixed together, no one knows what will happen? This part of the Middle East has always been a powder keg, and now it seems that it is really going to explode.
Israel is on a saber rattling
Israel's side is really in a hurry. During the war, the Cabinet met overnight to discuss how to fight back. I heard that they are even thinking about a preemptive strike and want to hit Iran's missile launch positions. The entire Middle East has been turned inside out by Israel's intelligence services in order to find out where Iran hid missiles and drones. This posture seems to be played for real.
Iran deploys missiles
Iran is not vegetarian either, knowing that its homeland is too far from Israel to fight, it has deployed missiles and drones to Syria, Iraq and Lebanon. This move is ruthless enough, and it is planned to carry out a series of strikes that will last for three days, and it seems that it is going to bring Israel to death.
Israel's northern border is not peaceful
In 72 hours, the Lebanon "Pearl" party bombed Israel's northern border indiscriminately, firing more than 100 rockets. Not only that, but also drones and anti-tank missiles, the most ruthless of which was at 2:01 a.m. on August 5, when their drones directly attacked the headquarters of Israel's 91st Division.
Embattled missile strategy
Truth be told, Iran can do this, they hide missiles and drones in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, not on their own doorstep. As a result, Israel does not know where to fight if it wants to fight back. Iran has prepared several missiles this time: long and fierce medium-range ballistic missiles, although the target is almost menacing, but menacing, and short-range ballistic missiles, which are high in accuracy and hit wherever they say.
Iran intends to bomb for three days in a row and fire several times more missiles than it did in April. Their tactics are, to put it bluntly: multi-regional, multi-directional, close-range, high-density, and long-term sustained strikes. The targets are not only Israel's military facilities, but also civilian infrastructure, and even US military bases in the Middle East are on their strike list.
On the Israel side, they have a three-tier air defense system, which sounds quite intimidating, and United States sent land-based anti-aircraft missiles, sea-based anti-missile warships, and air interceptor fighters. It seems that the defense is very tight, but when it comes to actual combat, who knows if it will be used at the top?
Iran is menacing this time, and Israel's defense system is about to undergo a real test.
If there is a fight, it will certainly be exciting enough, Iran missiles and drones fly like locusts, and Israel and United States air defense systems desperately intercept them.
Seriously, looking at this situation, I'm a little nervous.
Once the fight starts, the entire Middle East region is afraid that it will be a mess, and who would have thought that an assassination operation would cause such a big storm.