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Iran missiles are coming, Israel's air defense sirens are blaring, is this going to war?
In recent days, the situation in the Middle East has suddenly become tense. On the night of April 13, Iran launched a large wave of missiles and drones at Israel, causing chaos throughout Israel. What the hell is going on? Is there really going to be a war?
Missiles flew everywhere, and Israel were so frightened that they hid in bomb shelters
Here's the thing, Iran has made a bloody investment this time, launching more than 200 missiles and drones in one go. If you think about it, how scary it is to suddenly fly so many missiles in the sky! The whole of Israel was in chaos, and air raid sirens sounded incessantly, with reports of more than 1,800 sounds.
The Israelis did not dare to be careless and quickly took refuge in bomb shelters. It is said that nearly 10 million people have taken refuge in it, almost 80% of the country's population. You say this is so scary, I was woken up in the middle of the night, and I had to run to the bomb shelter quickly.
But fortunately, Israel's air defense system is quite powerful. Together with country M and Jordan, they successfully intercepted most of the missiles. In the end, only one Palestinian was tragically killed and two Israel were slightly injured. It doesn't look like Iran's operation is working very well.
Iran brags, the real picture is discounted
Speaking of which, Iran's operation is quite interesting. They gave the operation a resounding name, "Real Promise 2". Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps even boasted that 90 percent of its missiles hit their targets. Such a high hit rate sounds amazing.
But wait, then Iran's state television slapped itself in the face and reduced the hit rate to 80%. That's a 10% difference between before and after, which one is true? Anyway, I think it's a little suspicious.
Besides, if the hit rate is really so high, shouldn't Israel suffer heavy losses? The reality, however, is that Israel has suffered little from it. This makes Iran's claims even more suspicious.
Some experts analyzed that Iran's action may be just a show, and it did not really want to hit Israel at all. They just want to show their supporters and prove that they are not easy to bully. But I didn't want to make a big deal out of it, so I made such a painless attack.
Israel Prime Minister said harshly, will Iran be scared of its legs?
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is not a messy man. When he heard that Iran was doing this, he immediately said that he would make Iran "pay." This sounds quite scary, and it feels like Israel wants to retaliate.
But if you think about it, will Israel really be ruthless with Iran? After all, although Iran's attack was huge, it actually did not cause much damage. If Israel strikes back too hard, it will be a big fuss.
Besides, country M does not want to see the situation deteriorate further. They will certainly persuade Israel to calm down and not make a big deal out of it. So I guess Israel may end up acting like it won't really launch a large-scale attack on Iran.
The situation in the Middle East is making waves again, who is the real winner?
Speaking of which, this incident is really emotional. The two old rivals, Iran and Israel, have become on the bar again, causing tension in the entire Middle East region.
Some say that Iran is trying to give Allah a head start this time. Because Israel struck Allah's bases in Syria and Lebanon some time ago, Iran, as a supporter of Hezbollah, naturally has to react.
But if you think about it, did Iran's operation really achieve its goal? Although they made a lot of noise, the actual effect did not seem to be very good. Instead, it gives Israel an excuse to potentially intensify its crackdown on Allah.
From another point of view, country M has been quite positive in this incident. They not only helped Israel intercept missiles, but also diplomatically supported Israel. In this way, has the influence of country M in the Middle East increased again?
With the clouds of war looming, when will peace come?
Iran's attack on Israel can be said to be a new turning point in the relationship between the two countries. Although the two of them have never fought against each other before, they have not fought directly. This time, Iran directly took action, and I feel that the contradictions between the two countries are deeper.
Now everyone is worried about whether this incident will lead to a larger conflict. After all, the Middle East is not calm in the first place, and it would be terrible if there was another big war.
To be honest, I don't think either side wants to make a big deal out of it. Iran's attack looks like a show, and Israel probably won't really report it. But who knows, if someone's brain is hot one day, things will be difficult to say.
I hope that all parties can stay calm and not make things too bad. After all, peace is the most important thing, right?
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