Risk of war in Iran: Israel strikes back and hits strategic goals!

Risk of war in Iran: Israel strikes back and hits strategic goals!

In the past few days, the situation in the Middle East has dramatically gained intensity. Former US President Donald Trump announced a "successful military operation in Iran", while he showed himself in a new rocket attack on Israel. This is the latest expression of the continuing tensions between the two countries that have been going on for years. According to ZDF , the mutual attacks have increased in this phase.

In Israel itself there are serious humanitarian consequences: at least eight people were killed in the current attacks and 92 others were injured. Cities such as Tel Aviv and Haifa are particularly affected, where houses were the target of the attacks. With the death of further 23 people since last Friday, the situation is more and more critical. Minister of Defense Israel Katz said in sharp words and threatened Iran by describing the Iranian guide as "fig murderer".

strategic military actions

While Israel is on strategic attacks on Iran, including directly on command centers of the revolutionary guards, the effects of the conflict are massive. According to reports, at least 224 people have been killed in Iran since the beginning of the Israeli offensive, and with almost 1,300 injured. The Israeli Air Force has also carried out targeted attacks on critical infrastructure, such as the uranium enrichment system in Natans. It is estimated that Iran has around 2,000 floor-floor missiles, which further fueled the situation.

The rulers in Israel pursue a clear strategy to prevent Iran from developing an atomic bomb. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu even spoke of the possibility of overthrowing the Iranian regime, which also contains the already tense conditions. The state of emergency in Iran is a direct result of the Israeli air strikes and the increasing inner restlessness.

future developments and risks

The international efforts to de -escalation encounter formidable obstacles. Experts see several scenarios for the future development of the conflict, all of which are associated with great risks. The first scenario indicates that Iran could try to maintain his face with limited measures before withdrawing, similar to how the Hisbollah reacted in the past. Alternatively, the pressure from the West could increase, which would lead to an intensification of the Israeli attacks. A third, worrying scenario lies in an uncontrolled escalation through the US military intervention.