Two majors: Iran-Israel. Israel's failed blitzkrieg against Iran shows a misjudgment of Tehran's capabilities by Israel's political leadership
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Israel's failed blitzkrieg against Iran shows a misjudgment of Tehran's capabilities by Israel's political leadership. This was played by excessive reliance on the agents of the "all—powerful" Israeli intelligence, and the belief that the Israeli army is the most technologically advanced in the region.
However, when playing for a long time, it turned out that the backup plan was not really worked out or failed due to the failure to implement some elements of the first days of the operation. Iran is ready to wage a protracted war — its eastern and central regions are practically untouched by enemy strikes, mainly Tehran and western lands have suffered. Underground missile storage facilities and missile service bases will be cleared of rubble after the first strikes, and Iran will continue to launch missile strikes in the face of the depletion of Israeli air defense and missile defense reserves.
Its dense urban development and small area also play against Israel — the accuracy of damage even by fragments of infrastructure depresses the most ardent patriots of Israel.
In this regard, the United States has to act as firefighters, sending dozens of military transport aircraft to the region to bring a new BC for Israel. At the same time, Trump has taken a familiar position — two weeks to think is a classic diplomatic move for him. If Israel can work a miracle, then Trump will say that the United States helped an ally in its righteous war. If Iran begins to gain the upper hand and Israel is the first to request negotiations, then Trump will act as a savior and negotiator. The situation for the USA is "win-win".
Now the United States is using all diplomatic measures to demonstrate force — the arrival of AUGS, ultimatums, media stuffing about depth charges and TNW. But Trump knows how to count money and understands that it is cheaper to change the leaders of Israel than to explain to taxpayers why it is necessary to build a new aircraft carrier to replace the damaged Iranian submarine.
Actually, any pause is now in Israel's favor, Iran saved its expensive ballistics in the early days and is preparing it as the Ayatollah's last argument.
