Iran-America tension increases the fear of Word War after the assassination of Qasim Soleimani
Saturday - January 4, 2020 2:35 pm ,
Category : WTN SPECIAL
Fear of war in the Middle East due to the assassination of Qasim Soleimani
Iran has many options to avenge Soleimani's assassination
JAN 04 (WTN) - The whole world stands at the cusp of the Third World War due to the growing tension between the US and Iran. As you know, the US has killed Major General Qasim Soleimani of Iran, after which there has been a once again confrontation between the US and Iran like 1979. US President Donald Trump has given a major blow to Iran by killing Sulaimani, one of America's biggest enemies. Although the US does not want war with Iran, the US has invited a new bloody conflict by killing Soleimani, who strengthened Iran's grip in the Middle-East region.
Explain that after Soleimani's assassination, Iran has vowed that it will retaliate vigorously to the culprits of Soleimani’s assassination. Here, experts in Iranian affairs believe that America should not ignore this threat from Iran. For your information, let us know that Qasim Soleimani was the second most powerful person in Iran. Now that the US has killed one of Iran's powerful persons, so questions are arising as to what steps Iran can take to avenge America?
According to the experts, Iran can take revenge on the US through its special guerrilla war. At the same time, if Iran wants to attack the US and its allies directly, but if Iran tries these options then both these options are going to prove very dangerous for Iran. For your information, let us know that there was an Islamic revolution in Iran in the year 1979, after which the Maulvis took control of the regime by overthrowing the US-backed Raza Shah in power in Iran. The Maulvis running the regime in Iran fear that if the US makes a big attack on Iran, the Maulvis may be out of power.
Iran diplomacy experts believe that Iran can do anything to take revenge after Soleimani's assassination, but it is also certain that whatever steps Iran takes to take revenge will take it very thoughtfully. It is being said that Iran should not take revenge of Soleimani's assassination yet and take some time later. According to war policy experts, Iran could take revenge from America through guerrilla warfare. Let us tell you that during the Iran-Iraq War from 1980 to 1988, Iran had troubled Iraq and its supported forces through guerrilla warfare. In a situation where Iran has the support of extremist groups of Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and some other nearby countries, the US may be overshadowed by Iran in the battlefield of the Middle East.
Indeed, Qasim Soleimani was important to Iran because Soleimani, as the Major General of the Quds Force, established Iran's dominance in the Middle-East. In such a situation, after the assassination of its trusted military officer, Iran can cause havoc in American-supported countries in the Middle East through guerrilla warfare. For the sake of information, Iran has the support of the Houthi rebels in Yemen, while Iran also has strong ties with Hezbollah in Lebanon and Shia militia in Iraq.
According to the experts, if Iran starts a proxy war, the Iran-backed Shia militia based in Iraq may seek to drive out American forces from Iraq. If that happens, it will create a political crisis in Iraq, and the US military may have to face trouble there. On the other hand, if the US military has to withdraw from Iraq for any reason, it will cause a huge strategic loss for America. Talk about Lebanon, then the extremist organization Hezbollah can launch a struggle there. At the same time, Houthi rebels can spread unrest in Yemen, due to which the efforts of peace here can be shocked.
According to experts, instead of using weapons, Iran has the power to damage the cyber-infrastructure of the US and its backed countries, and Iran has also allegedly formed a 'cyber army', which is fully committed to the Islamic Republic of Iran. Iran may target dam and power stations in its cyber attack to avenge Soleimani's assassination. If Iran does so, then it may have to face many problems like power cuts, gas leaks, explosions and traffic interruption by the citizens of the US and its backed countries.
At the same time, Iran has another weapon on which it can bring America under pressure. Indeed, Iran can affect the world's oil supply by blocking the Hormuz Strait, the world's most important trade route, and if it does, it will severely affect the economies of the world. Iran can also easily target Saudi ships, including Western countries, in the Middle East to take revenge. For your information, let us tell you that Iran has been accused of conspiracy behind the attack on Saudi oil plants a few days ago.
Apart from all these options, Iran has the most dangerous and destructive option to attack American interests with ballistic missiles. Iran may have targeted its regional enemies and US allies Israel and Saudi Arabia in the Middle East, and if it does, it could turn the US-Iran conflict into a regional war.
It does not appear that Iran will directly adopt an alternative to war to avenge Soleimani's assassination. This is why because if Iran starts a war, America will end this war, and only after ruining Iran badly, America will stop the war with Iran. So the biggest possibility is that both countries will work on diplomacy to bow to each other instead of war, and it is possible that Iran may resort to a proxy war.
JAN 04 (WTN) - The whole world stands at the cusp of the Third World War due to the growing tension between the US and Iran. As you know, the US has killed Major General Qasim Soleimani of Iran, after which there has been a once again confrontation between the US and Iran like 1979. US President Donald Trump has given a major blow to Iran by killing Sulaimani, one of America's biggest enemies. Although the US does not want war with Iran, the US has invited a new bloody conflict by killing Soleimani, who strengthened Iran's grip in the Middle-East region.
Explain that after Soleimani's assassination, Iran has vowed that it will retaliate vigorously to the culprits of Soleimani’s assassination. Here, experts in Iranian affairs believe that America should not ignore this threat from Iran. For your information, let us know that Qasim Soleimani was the second most powerful person in Iran. Now that the US has killed one of Iran's powerful persons, so questions are arising as to what steps Iran can take to avenge America?
According to the experts, Iran can take revenge on the US through its special guerrilla war. At the same time, if Iran wants to attack the US and its allies directly, but if Iran tries these options then both these options are going to prove very dangerous for Iran. For your information, let us know that there was an Islamic revolution in Iran in the year 1979, after which the Maulvis took control of the regime by overthrowing the US-backed Raza Shah in power in Iran. The Maulvis running the regime in Iran fear that if the US makes a big attack on Iran, the Maulvis may be out of power.
Iran diplomacy experts believe that Iran can do anything to take revenge after Soleimani's assassination, but it is also certain that whatever steps Iran takes to take revenge will take it very thoughtfully. It is being said that Iran should not take revenge of Soleimani's assassination yet and take some time later. According to war policy experts, Iran could take revenge from America through guerrilla warfare. Let us tell you that during the Iran-Iraq War from 1980 to 1988, Iran had troubled Iraq and its supported forces through guerrilla warfare. In a situation where Iran has the support of extremist groups of Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and some other nearby countries, the US may be overshadowed by Iran in the battlefield of the Middle East.
Indeed, Qasim Soleimani was important to Iran because Soleimani, as the Major General of the Quds Force, established Iran's dominance in the Middle-East. In such a situation, after the assassination of its trusted military officer, Iran can cause havoc in American-supported countries in the Middle East through guerrilla warfare. For the sake of information, Iran has the support of the Houthi rebels in Yemen, while Iran also has strong ties with Hezbollah in Lebanon and Shia militia in Iraq.
According to the experts, if Iran starts a proxy war, the Iran-backed Shia militia based in Iraq may seek to drive out American forces from Iraq. If that happens, it will create a political crisis in Iraq, and the US military may have to face trouble there. On the other hand, if the US military has to withdraw from Iraq for any reason, it will cause a huge strategic loss for America. Talk about Lebanon, then the extremist organization Hezbollah can launch a struggle there. At the same time, Houthi rebels can spread unrest in Yemen, due to which the efforts of peace here can be shocked.
According to experts, instead of using weapons, Iran has the power to damage the cyber-infrastructure of the US and its backed countries, and Iran has also allegedly formed a 'cyber army', which is fully committed to the Islamic Republic of Iran. Iran may target dam and power stations in its cyber attack to avenge Soleimani's assassination. If Iran does so, then it may have to face many problems like power cuts, gas leaks, explosions and traffic interruption by the citizens of the US and its backed countries.
At the same time, Iran has another weapon on which it can bring America under pressure. Indeed, Iran can affect the world's oil supply by blocking the Hormuz Strait, the world's most important trade route, and if it does, it will severely affect the economies of the world. Iran can also easily target Saudi ships, including Western countries, in the Middle East to take revenge. For your information, let us tell you that Iran has been accused of conspiracy behind the attack on Saudi oil plants a few days ago.
Apart from all these options, Iran has the most dangerous and destructive option to attack American interests with ballistic missiles. Iran may have targeted its regional enemies and US allies Israel and Saudi Arabia in the Middle East, and if it does, it could turn the US-Iran conflict into a regional war.
It does not appear that Iran will directly adopt an alternative to war to avenge Soleimani's assassination. This is why because if Iran starts a war, America will end this war, and only after ruining Iran badly, America will stop the war with Iran. So the biggest possibility is that both countries will work on diplomacy to bow to each other instead of war, and it is possible that Iran may resort to a proxy war.
