In the chess game of great power, it is always the innocent pieces that are sacrificed.
It’s all so shocking!
Kuwait International Airport, which was attacked by Iran, was a mess of open ceilings, messy tables and chairs.
According to Kuwait, despite the interception of 13 Iranian missiles and 17 drones, significant damage was caused, with 1 Indian killed and 63 injured and Terminal 1 suffering serious structural damage.
In terms of the number of missiles and the consequences of the attack, this is the most serious conflict since the cease-fire.
Poor Indians. The bill of war is always signed by the little man.
India, I see, also condemned the attack. That makes it the 10th Indian to die in the conflict since the -ISRAEL war began.
Kuwait was angry, protested strongly against Iran, and expelled two Iranian diplomats.
So are the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. In this round of confrontation, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain also sounded the alarm. Iran says it launched an attack on a U. S. military base in Bahrain. Bahrain says it intercepted three Iranian missiles and dozens of drones.
Why the sudden turn of events?
A sense that Iran has changed!
At the time of the cease-fire, I felt that Iran as a whole was relatively restrained, cooperating with negotiations and even compromising. Even if the U. S. launched a so-called“Self-defense” attack, Iran will fight back, but it is small, to avoid escalation.
But now, Iran is more aggressive, more aggressive, and more reckless.
This latest round of conflict, according to Iran, began with U.S. attacks on Iranian ports and an Iranian ship, and Iran immediately launched a large-scale counterattack.
Iran’s foreign minister, Ali Aragaki, made it clear: “Our Armed Forces… … are allowed to strike in self-defense . Any hostile act will be met with an immediate and decisive response Sanctions and wars will not be won by more wars.”
The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, khalibaf, has also publicly warned that the era of no-cost threats against Iran is over and that any aggression will be met with a firm, proportionate and regrettable response.
What does that mean?
As I’ve said before, the United States has redefined“Self-defense” and“Cease-fire,” with occasional attacks on Iran and the glorification of“Self-defense” to emphasize its commitment to the cease-fire.
At first, Iran was restrained, but then it became clear: to the United States, restraint alone does not work, you have to tit-for-tat, you hit me with one missile, I hit you with 10 missiles, I am also“Self-defense.”.
So you have the strangest ceasefire in the world: one that both sides claim to be observing, but which has been attacked by a barrage of missile drones, and in which both sides claim to be acting in self-defence.
But not only has Iran changed and gone berserk, the United States has suddenly changed and gone berserk.
In his latest statement, Trump said that the cease-fire is still in force and he even defended Iran, saying: “Everything happens for a reason and we hit them hard first…”. … they were slightly provoked, and they’re hitting back.
He added: “A cease-fire in that area means you fire in a more moderate way.”.
So that’s what he meant by a ceasefire.
A group of reporters nearby burst out laughing.
Oh, and Trump also revealed that, on paper, the US and Iran are very close to a deal. … As you’ve seen over the last few nights, it takes two to tango…
He even made an unprecedented statement: I think people have a lot of respect for supreme leader mujtaba, “I would like to see him, we may meet when the time is right, it depends on how things develop.”.
Do you read between the lines?
The most intuitive feeling is that if you are soft, they will be hard, and if you are hard, they will be soft.
In particular, the tango metaphor, alas, really a bit“Play is pro, scolding is love, Pro and love to take the foot kick.”.
What’s the final verdict?
In my opinion, let me give you three superficial points.
First, Iran is changing tack.
As I said, it is becoming more assertive, more aggressive, and more reckless.
For from Iran’s point of view, restraint and reason, far from solving the problem, have driven it into a blind alley, but the fightback has broadened the horizon.
There are, so to speak, three things Iran hates.
One is that the United States and Israel are not abiding by the cease-fire and that Israel is still killing people in Lebanon
The second is that the US has no spirit of engagement. Everything is agreed but Trump immediately adds more conditions
Three hate, the United States is also always like provocation to pick up, in the name of“Self-defense” to attack Iran.
If Israel won’t stop, I Won’t talk about it; if the U.S. attacks, Iran will strike back; if Iran doesn’t survive, the Gulf States won’t.
This world, see who cruel who, mean is the despicable pass, Noble is the epitaph of the noble.
Second, America is Taco again.
That’s not what I’m saying. That’s the feeling shared by many observers.
So we’ve all seen a subtle shift in Trump’s rhetoric, starting to talk about ongoing -IRAN negotiations and the possibility of a quick outcome, giving mujahideen an unprecedented thumbs-up and saying he’d like to meet him And he has“Defended” Iran, arguing that retaliation is understandable.
The Gulf states are likely to be dumbfounded by America’s sudden change.
Human relationships are as thin as paper, and the world is as new as a chess game.
and Iran, you rub up against each other, but we become the consumables. You hurt me, but you laughed it off.
From another point of view, the United States is also a bit excellent: even though the cease-fire has been stopped, they are always trying to have sex and make more money, and are still betting that Iran will submit without fighting back; who knows, Iran is really a bad influence, i Don’t buy it, and I’m pretty sure I’m going to send the U.S. into a tailspin.
You know, the bad guys get what they deserve.
Third, where is the peace?
There is still no peace.
According to the current situation, if the stalemate continues, if Israel continues to hold out in Lebanon and does not rule out Iran’s missiles really hitting Israel, then the war will be reignited in a large area.
After all, Hezbollah went to war for the sake of Iran. How could they know that Iran would cease fire and Israel would continue to fight? How could you upset Iran?
More importantly, the protracted us-iran negotiations and Trump’s constant demand for higher prices have also caused Iran to gradually lose patience. By seizing the opportunity to vent fiercely, they are also putting pressure on the US: I’m not easy to mess with.
At the end of the day, there will be another big war. For Iran, the country would be broken, but for the United States, it would be a quagmire and a nightmare.
That’s the art of the extreme game.
Now the most tragic, is Kuwait, Kuwait suffered a lot of damage, the more unfortunate is India, the Americans nothing, but the poor Indians, and fell in the blood…
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