The risk of war in the Middle East: Israel and Iran in bloody power!

The risk of war in the Middle East: Israel and Iran in bloody power!

Hildburghausen, Deutschland - This day, June 14, 2025, the signs in the Middle East are on storm. Israel's Minister of Defense has formulated a clear threat to Iran: If Tehran continues to fire rockets on Israel, it will "burn". These words fall in a context characterized by conflicts, because on the second day after the beginning of the war, both sides show no signs of a de -escalation. Again and again Israel is attacked with rockets and drones from Iran. Terrible news: There were bombings again at dawn, and three people were killed in Israel while dozens were injured. Fortunately, most rockets could be intercepted, but there were still serious damage, especially in the Tel Aviv area, where several buildings were affected. Bild

The location escalates rapidly. Not only that the Israeli army has numerous attacks on Iranian goals, Iran also answers with a massive blow and announces devastating counterattacks on Israeli economic and energy centers. Israel has already attacked more than 100 destinations in Iran, including military and nuclear systems such as the uranium enrichment system in Natanz and rocket warehouse at Kermanshah. According to the IAEA boss Rafael Grossi, the damage to the above-ground part of the facility in Natanz was classified as considerably. But that's not all: leading military and scientist Iran lost their lives in the attacks, which only heats up the tensions. Tagesspiegel documents the latest developments.

uncertain future

With every new attack, concern is growing that the conflict in the region could have far -reaching consequences. International voices, including UN Secretary-General António Guterres, call for de-escalation. But both Israel and Iran are determined to demonstrate their military capacities and to react to each other's aggressive actions. Expert warn: A surface fire in the region is possible if such conflicts should continue. The United States in particular observes the situation exactly, but have so far remained outside while supporting Israel with technical means. NZZ analyzes the military tactics and strategies on both sides.

The last few weeks have shown that the geopolitical landscape in the Middle East is becoming increasingly unstable. With every rocket that is fired, and every drone attack that both sides start, the question also becomes louder: Where does this path ultimately lead? It remains to be hoped that sensible and peaceful solutions will be found in the future instead of further pluning the region into chaos.