Thecontinues to grow little by little. While the war appears to have entered an autopilot phase, events continue to unfold relentlessly. He The Israeli Army announced early this Thursday that it has completed a new wave of “large-scale” attacks against several points in Iran, in an offensive of which, for now, not all the objectives or its real scope have been detailed.
According to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), The bombings were directed against “infrastructure of the Iranian regime of terror” and they reached, among other points, a particularly sensitive location within the country.
Isfahan, in the spotlight
The attack on Isfahan is not minor. It is about a key enclave within the Iranian energy and military system, where facilities related to the nuclear program are located, including a uranium enrichment plant.
At the moment, the exact impact of the bombings is unknown, in a context in which attacks between both countries have become practically continuous since the beginning of the joint offensive of
In response, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard claimed to have launched a new wave of missiles and drones against Israeli territory and against US targets in the Persian Gulf, further expanding the scope of the conflict.
Lebanon, the other front that does not stop
Meanwhile, violence also intensifies on the border with Lebanon. At least five people have been killed and 19 injured in bombings attributed to Israel in the south of the country, according to official Lebanese sources.
Two of the fatalities were recorded in the district of Nabatiehwhere there were also eight injured. In separate attacks in the areas of Marjayoun and Bint Jbeilthree other people died and eleven were injured, in a day marked by the escalation of violence.
Hezbollah responds with dozens of attacks
In parallel, the Shiite group Hezbollah has intensified its offensive against Israel with dozens of operations in recent hours. According to their own statements, they have launched attacks with rockets, artillery and drones against military positions and settlements in the north of the country.
Among the stated objectives are concentrations of troops, logistics bases and armored vehicles, in what the group defines as a direct response to the Israeli bombings on Lebanese territory.
Regional climbing without brakes
The constant crossing of attacks in Iran, Israel and Lebanon reflect a regional escalation that is increasingly widespread and difficult to contain. What began as a one-off offensive has turned into an open conflict on several fronts, with daily exchanges of fire and a growing number of victims.
For now, there are no clear signs of de-escalation. AND Each new attack, far from reducing the tension, seems to push the conflict one step further.
