Israel continues military strikes on Iran and Lebanon

The military and political situation in the Middle East region is becoming increasingly tense day by day. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The Israeli government has officially confirmed that it continues military operations against key targets in Iran and Lebanon without interruption. The country's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized in his latest address that these measures are being carried out to achieve strategic goals.

According to him, the Israeli side is consistently continuing strikes aimed at weakening Iran's missile program and nuclear capabilities. At the same time, it was reported that serious military strikes are also being carried out against the Hezbollah group operating in Lebanon.

Netanyahu even specifically highlighted that recently two Iranian nuclear experts were eliminated and indicated that this process is not yet complete. Against this backdrop, talks between the leaders of the United States and Israel are also in the spotlight.

Benjamin Netanyahu stated in a phone conversation with Donald Trump that the results achieved by the armies of both countries were highly appreciated. He emphasized that these achievements could serve as a basis for agreements protecting the interests of both sides in the future.

However, statements made by Washington also appear contradictory. Donald Trump had earlier announced that effective negotiations with Iran were underway and even said he had ordered a temporary delay in strikes on energy infrastructure.

This sparked opinions among some analysts that there is a possibility of resolving the issue through diplomatic means. However, Iranian officials firmly deny these claims.

They emphasize that there have been no negotiations with the US and none are currently ongoing. This once again shows how deep the mistrust between the parties is.

The situation is further exacerbated by retaliatory strikes carried out by Iran. According to recent information, rocket attacks were launched on northern areas of Israel.

The Israeli military reported that they tried to neutralize threats through air defense systems. At the same time, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that strikes were carried out on the cities of Dimona and Eilat as well as on US military facilities in the region.

Although no precise information about casualties has been disclosed yet, these attacks clearly complicate the situation further. Experts believe that such sharp actions could pose a serious threat to long-term stability.

The firm positions of both sides and the atmosphere of mutual distrust make it much more difficult to resolve the issue peacefully in the near future. In short, the current situation is not a pause but a new phase of the big game.

And in this game, every wrong step could drag the entire region into a deeper crisis.