The United States together with Israel have conducted an unprecedented series of airstrikes on military targets in Iran. The operation, involving nearly a thousand combat sorties per day, aims to neutralize Iran's missile capabilities. Tehran warns that American soldiers will not be safe anywhere in the world, while Gulf countries condemn 'Iranian aggression'. The geopolitical situation is becoming the most tense in decades, raising fears of a total regional war.
The situation in the Middle East has reached a critical point following a series of massive airstrikes carried out by the air forces of the United States and Israel. Military experts assess that the intensity of the campaign, exceeding a thousand combat aircraft sorties per day, is the largest operation of its kind since the Persian Gulf War in 1991. The main assumption of strategists is to quickly eliminate Iranian missile launchers before Tehran can mount an effective large-scale retaliation. Despite the devastating firepower, Iran is employing a so-called 'mosaic' strategy, which allows dispersed military units to maintain operational capability even after losing central command. President Donald Trump has not ruled out sending ground troops, which would constitute a radical escalation of current actions. Meanwhile, in Iran itself, an atmosphere of uncertainty prevails; authorities have called on residents of some cities to evacuate, though some civilians refuse to leave their homes despite power outages and the roar of falling bombs. <przypis title=