The military conflict in the Middle East region has reached a new stage. During the three-week period of the war, Iran has regularly conducted military operations against the US and Israel. Experts believe that at the time of the start of the operation against Iran, Donald Trump tried to ease the situation by stating that it was over for the US military.
On the night of March 21, Iran fulfilled its promise to deliver heavy strikes on Israeli and US bases. Analysts note that the operation, called "true promise," is ongoing. According to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, 55 US military facilities in the Middle East were targeted by "Qiyom" and "Imad" missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. Among the areas hit at night were Israel's Haifa and Tel Aviv districts.
Iran's military actions caused serious damage not only to military facilities, but also to 39 oil refineries, gas fields, and other energy infrastructure in nine countries. Strikes continued on the night of March 22: Shots were fired upon in Israel's Arad city, and emergency services reported 64 people injured, including a 5-year-old girl.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Iran also launched a missile strike on the Diego Garcia base in the Indian Ocean, one missile was intercepted by the defense complex, and the second missed the target. At the same time, the US base in Baghdad was also damaged, and a fire broke out.
In response to this situation, the Americans decided to send 2,500 marines to the Middle East. Their main task is to control the strategic islands in the Persian Gulf - Abu Musa, Keshm, and possibly Hark. Iran also launched an operation to mine the Strait of Hormuz in the south of the island of Larak.
According to American analyst Jeffrey Sachs, this war threatens the security of the entire world, and Trump and Netanyahu's actions pose a threat that does not support the global economy.
This situation is likely to bring regional and global politics to a new strategic position soon, and military actions will further escalate tensions in international relations.
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