Will the US-Israeli aggression enter a state of uncertainty in the next days?

Why do we see it as a preliminary triumph for Iran? And what three losses did “Israel” suffer fatally? And what role does Hezbollah play in the most notable of these?

Yesterday, on Friday, the sixty-day deadline set by the US Congress for President Donald Trump’s administration to achieve “American” objectives in Iran through military action, in response to Israeli pressures and exaggeration of Iran’s nuclear danger, expired. The outcomes were disastrous for this regime and its Tel Aviv-based operators. Contrary to Israeli and American expectations, the Iranian regime got stronger during the conflict, emerging as a formidable regional power with remarkable military strength.

The Iranian military surprises revealed over the course of the sixty-day war, as well as the failure of the Israeli military strategy in two critical areas: first, changing the Iranian regime militarily by defeating it or politically by toppling it through popular protests and assassinating its military and political leaders; and second, destroying the nuclear and missile programmes that pose an existential threat to the Israeli occupation state.

The mobilisation of aircraft carriers, the dispatch of dozens of cruisers and frigates to the Arabian Sea and the Red Sea, and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz all yielded counterproductive results when these mobilisations turned into a burden and a military weakness due to the strength of the Iranian Navy and its possession of secret weapons yet to be used, the most notable of which are the Spider Brigades, composed of thousands of small, fast boats that could pose

The deep American state has begun to move on all fronts to end this war, not because it is aimed at and instigated by Israel, but to minimise losses and put an end to President Trump’s “delusions” that have destroyed America’s prestige as a feared superpower and turned it into a laughing stock among its closest friends in the West and East, transforming him into a “puppet” in the hands of Israeli authorities.

The American-Israeli aggression showed the limitations of the American military and its inability to engage in large-scale wars and military confrontations. This shortcoming was reflected in the downing of Iranian missiles by the most advanced and expensive aeroplanes, including the “F-35” stealth fighter, air-refuelling aircraft, long-range early-warning (AWACS) planes, and the massive “MQ-9” drones, each costing around $12 million.

The Iranian leadership, with its endurance and resilience, triumphed in the Third Gulf War. The American administration and president were severely impacted by Israel’s refusal to give up its nuclear programmes, enrichment rights, and stockpile of 460 kilograms in secret mountain depths. “Israel” has suffered strategic injuries on multiple fronts, potentially leading to its demise in the near future.

• The first is the loss of the deep American state, which has awoken from a “sedation” phase that lasted more than 76 years. This change occurred because both the deep American state and the majority of the American people believe that the Israeli state and its influence dragged the American administration into this aggression against Iran for purely Israeli interests. This concept is clarified and reinforced by the remarks of Israeli officials such as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Gidon Sa’ar, who insist on the inaccuracy of this reality, claiming that America is the dominant superpower and Israel is only a follower.

• The second: There is currently a state of military and political rebellion in America against the Republican Party and its leadership, with rising demands for Trump’s immediate removal to pull America out of its state of collapse, defeats, and isolation, particularly among its strategic allies in Europe. More than 92 per cent of Americans oppose the “Israeli war” in Iran, and resignations and dismissals among American first-tier leaders, whether in the military or intelligence agencies, are rapidly increasing in response to the war’s continuation, with the list of names growing by the day.

• The third is a major comeback of resistance forces against the Israeli occupation state, particularly “Hezbollah” in Lebanon, Ansar Allah in Yemen, and, soon, the “Hamas” and “Islamic Jihad” movements in the Gaza Strip. The occupation state may be most concerned about the significant and unanticipated wins obtained by “Hezbollah” military cells in Lebanon, its south, and its centre, as well as its “stealth” drones, which are impossible to detect due to their modern optical fibres. This development is owing to the army’s rising losses, including soldiers and officers, as well as the targeting of “Merkava” tanks and the deaths of soldiers. Just on Thursday, more than 20 Israeli soldiers and officers died or were injured, and numerous tanks were destroyed in the occupied Galilee. This episode is only the beginning.

We don’t have a “crystal ball”, nor do we read fortunes, but it’s difficult to imagine President Trump going to war again after exhausting all of his lies and threats. He is the one who called it off and extended the truce in recognition of defeat and to reduce losses. Netanyahu’s grasp on his neck, along with those of his entourage, is gradually loosening. More importantly, fighting in a land conflict is the most expensive gift the Iranian dictatorship could ask for. As a result, it is possible to predict that the next phase will be defined as “the phase of neither war nor peace” and that the countdown to Trump’s demise and the ascent of a new Iranian leadership on regional and global scales has begun.

Will the US-Israeli aggression enter a state of uncertainty in the next days?