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時事軍事-夏洛山
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The latest threat of retaliation against Israel
in the last few days since Iran's latest offensive against it
has been a few days.
Iran's retaliation against Israel seems to be still unmoved.
Iran's actions are difficult.
It's not a wise move.
If it's not too late yet,
Iran should further release diplomatic signals to resolve the conflict
to alleviate Israel's and the West's possible strong reaction.
The U.S. Air Force's F-22 fighter jet
has been deployed in the Middle East to suppress Iran.
This is the largest-ever deployment of a top-level fighter jet.
It shows how serious the situation is for Iran in the eyes of the West.
When the U.S. troops gathered,
Iran vowed to retaliate against Hamas political leader Khalil
for his death in Tehran last week
and for the death of a senior U.S. official in the Palestinian Democratic Party.
As the U.S. prepares to deal with Iran and its resistance,
it will carry out more extensive and multilateral retaliation actions.
The Pentagon is strengthening U.S. military presence in the region.
In the past weekend,
the U.S. not only increased a F-22 fighter jet squadron in the region,
but also ordered the use of the Abraham Lincoln Aircraft Carrier Strike Group
to replace the West Australian Russian Aircraft Carrier Strike Group
At the same time, the U.S. and European Command
and the Central Command
will provide more cruise missiles,
destroyers,
and more 6G ballistic missile defense systems.
If Iran tries to launch attacks with hundreds of missiles and drones again,
the F-22 will not only lead the U.S. military to form a defensive shield in the region,
but also launch direct attacks on Iranian strategic targets.
The F-22 is the world's most powerful fighter jet that no opponent can compare to.
It usually flies at an altitude of more than 50,000 feet.
It can maintain supersonic speed without any additional effort.
Its huge radar can detect, track, and destroy any hostile targets,
even the smallest signal characteristics.
The F-22 itself is very hidden and hard to see on radar.
For the Iranian air defense system,
The F-22 can also carry air-to-ground attack weapons.
Its long-range sensor is used to track enemy activities
and target-surveillance attacks.
The U.S. deployed the F-22 in the Middle East in 2014 and 2018
to carry out ground attack missions in Syria
and to carry out patrol missions in the war against Israel.
The U.S. Air Force has a total of 183 F-22s,
of which less than 100 are in mission mode.
They are mainly deployed in Alaska and Hawaii
to defend the U.S. territory from attacks by the CCP and Russian bombers
and to protect the Pacific region.
In addition, the F-22's main base is the Nani Air Force Base in Nigeria.
In February of last year, a manned fighter jet
hit a CCP spy plane and took off from there.
The F-22 is so powerful that for a long time
only a small number of planes were needed in the Middle East to complete the mission.
Now, a complete F-22 platoon is deployed.
The scale is almost unprecedented,
showing the U.S. attitude.
The U.S. needs to be well-prepared
to ensure that any retaliation against Iran and its regional agents,
including the Houthi armed groups or other organizations,
must be complete.
The large-scale deployment of the F-22
will also inevitably attract the attention of U.S. opponents in other regions,
including the CCP and Russia.
It reminds U.S. main opponents
that the air force's air force
can still dominate the regional situation
and be deployed where it is needed in a few hours,
including the Pacific and even near the Taiwan Strait.
The ability of the F-22 to operate in the Middle East
will help to verify the U.S. air force's
threat to the future conflict in the Pacific.
The U.S. Department of Defense's current variety of military tactics
is also a defense strategy adopted by Iran, Hamas,
the Islamic State, the Islamic Revolutionary Army,
and Yemen's Houthi armed groups
to increase their military presence
and escalate the situation in the region.
U.S. National Security Adviser
said on Aug. 4 that the U.S. was preparing for all possibilities
to respond to possible attacks on Israel
and to avoid a turbulent Middle East-Pakistan regional war.
If the large-scale deployment of the F-22
is to prevent Iran and its regional agents
from retaliating against Israel,
Iran and its regional agents
may be unable to prevent
Faced with the possibility of a large-scale
and unmanned attack that could cause massive casualties,
Israel is considering
a first-person strike against Iran and the Islamic State.
On Aug. 5, Israeli Defense Minister Galant
visited the Israeli Air Force Command
and held a meeting with senior officials
The Israeli military said
that since the possibility of an escalation in the situation in the north
is increasing, it is better to take a first-person action led by Israel.
As Israel's preparations for an attack on the Islamic State and Iran
continue to escalate,
and it is not yet certain when the attack will occur,
Israeli Defense Minister Galant
suggested that the Islamic State and Iran
launch a first-person attack
and not wait for the enemy to take action before responding.
Galant told air force officials
Since you have demonstrated your ability in the past year,
our enemy is carefully considering their steps.
However, we must be prepared for all possibilities,
including a rapid attack.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said on Aug. 4
that if Israel finds evidence that Tehran is preparing to launch an attack,
Israel will consider launching a first-person strike.
Israel promised to make a pre-existing response to a major attack,
but did not provide details.
It is reported that Israel will take action against Iran's nuclear facilities.
According to previous analysis,
in any potential strike against Iran,
it makes sense to consider these Iranian strategic targets.
Even if the plan to attack Iran's nuclear facilities
is just a concept left on the paper,
it can also play a threatening role.
But the fact that Iran plans to carry out a large-scale lethal attack on Israel
can be interpreted as a potential will for Iran to use a similar nuclear weapon.
This will be an excuse for Israel to track down and destroy Iran's nuclear program.
Hamas leader Hariri was killed in Tehran, the capital of Iran.
It is believed to be a major failure of Iran's intelligence and security agencies.
It is a heavy blow to Tehran's reputation.
Iran needs to find a balance between saving face and avoiding a full-scale war.
Israel has already sent a strong signal to Tehran
in response to the retaliatory attack in April this year.
Just a few days after Iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles against Israel,
Iran's expensive advanced radar system in Isfahan was destroyed,
showing that Iran's defense capabilities
could not compete with Israel's military strength.
This action has made it clear to Tehran
its position in the confrontation with Israel.
And the Israeli military believes that how Israel reacts
is entirely dependent on how Tehran implements the attack
and the nature of the attack.
Iran claims that the retaliation will be carried out within a few hours.
So far, there has been no movement.
It shows that Tehran and the same battlefield of resistance to Israel
have failed in their strategy against Israel.
Although Iran has issued an extreme statement,
it has not achieved any major goals.
Iran and its allies have formulated a harassment plan against Israel
and have had a face-to-face confrontation with the Israeli military,
which is completely different.
The Israeli military has accumulated a lot of experience in various wars,
and Iran and its agents have accumulated
a lot of experience in non-regulatory conflicts and guerrilla warfare.
At the same time, Iran is experiencing serious economic problems and diplomatic difficulties.
And Iran has been isolated from the international community
due to previous conflicts,
and is even unlikely to receive reliable support from Russia and the CCP.
If there is a war,
Iran is not as good as Israel in terms of long-range precision strike means,
and Iran is far worse in terms of missile defense capabilities.
So Iran's UNAIDs agents and Israel's face-to-face confrontation
basically have no way out.
That's all for today.
Thank you for watching.
See you next time.
