Israel makes Iran preventive: alarm and explosions in Tehran!

Israel makes Iran preventive: alarm and explosions in Tehran!

On Friday morning, Israel carried out a military attack on Iran, which led to violent explosions in Tehran in the early hours of the day. The exact scope of the attack remains unclear so far. The Israeli media report nationwide alarm sirens that put the entire country on alert. Defense Minister Israel Katz described the attack as a preventive impact and called out a nationwide high -wing. Pictures of rising columns of smoke on Tehran, which document the escalation of the situation, can already be seen on social media.

The measures of Israel were taken to respond to the increasing tensions in the region. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has convened his security cabinet, while Katz warned of a possible Iranian counterattack with rockets and drones. In this context, the sirens howled nationwide, and the citizens were asked to remain vigilant.

international reactions and warnings

The US government has informed Israel that the United States will not be directly involved in a possible military strike against the Iranian nuclear facilities. While US President Donald Trump emphasizes diplomatic efforts to solve the conflict, he also warns Israel of a significant conflict in the region. Trump also expressed that an Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear facilities was not excluded. This warning is made against the background of concern about the expansion of uranium enrichment in Iran, which is considered a potential risk of building atomic bombs.

The explosions and military actions have caused unrest worldwide, and financial indices and futures reacted to developments with a significant slump. Experts warn that the situation could lead to a massive conflict in the region should the attacks continue.

Iran and the "axis of resistance"

Iran has extended its influence in the Middle East in recent years, especially on groups such as Hamas, Hisbollah and the Huthi. According to Iran researcher Diba Mirzaei, Iran sees these groups as part of a common resistance to Israel and the USA. After the Hamas leader Ismail Hanija was murdered in Tehran, the Huthi leader Abdul-Mal-Malik Badreddin Al-Huthi announced a possible great attack by Iran and his allies on Israel. This situation shows the complexity of the regional conflicts and the different interests of the actors involved.

The closest connection to Iran is to Hisbollah, which is politically dominant in Lebanon, while Hamas and Huthi act more autonomously, but also receive military and personnel support from Iran. Mirzaei points out that each group pursues its own agenda, which makes the assumption that Iran is the central string puller in the Middle East. Rather, each conflict must be considered individually to understand the different dynamics and strategies.

For more information about the current events, reporting from t-online.de and Blick.ch as well as analyzes about the geopolitical classification of tagesschau.de recommended.