US action against Iran is expected soon. How will Iran respond?

What are the possible repercussions in the area following that? Finally, what advice would we offer the deep American state?

There are several signs that the decision made in Florida by U.S. President Donald Trump and his “dear” guest, or most revered instructor, Benjamin Netanyahu, has moved into the execution stage, and it appears that American-Israeli aggression against Iran is imminent. In his phone conversation with Netanyahu last night, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio established the zero hour.

As a result, a state of utmost emergency will be proclaimed throughout the nation, and a war cabinet meeting will take place this Sunday evening. Some nations have since closed their embassies in Tel Aviv and evacuated their ambassadors. The excuse for the invasion will be the protests that have spread through the majority of major Iranian cities during the past two weeks.

Trump stated yesterday that his nation is prepared to support the demonstrators, reaffirming that Israel and the United States are supporting them by both starting the fire and sending agents into their ranks.

The “Mossad” has acknowledged on several occasions that its operatives are present to assist the protesters. It is important to remember that, during the recent assault, the Israeli occupation state declared that bases for these agents had been set up in the centre of Iran, from where drones were launched to attack Iranian sites and conduct murder operations. These protests represent only a small portion of the Iranian population. These people stood in the trench with their state and leadership against the Israeli-American invasion, shocking and disappointing the aggressors in the 12-day conflict by refusing to react to Netanyahu’s requests to take action against the regime. Recognising the suffering of the populace and their resolve to address the demonstrators’ demands, the Iranian government moved sensibly and moderately.

Due to the worsening living conditions caused by rising inflation, the Iranian government showed empathy by providing immediate support to the demonstrators. Most significantly, they made a distinction between those who were genuinely protesting and others who were using the crisis as a pretext to try to benefit Israel and the United States.

As a result of this awareness, the security forces demonstrated all qualities of restraint, which is why there were just a few hundred casualties, at least one-third of whom were security personnel. Iran threatened that if the Trump administration attacked Tehran, Israel and the United States would be considered acceptable targets.

During a public meeting, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf issued this warning. This suggests that the occupation state would face the simultaneous launch of hundreds, if not thousands, of precision missiles. 55 American military locations in the Middle East, primarily in Arab nations, are home to more than 70,000 American soldiers. These bases would suffer the same fate.

If President Trump starts this conflict, it may be the last in the region, and most of the weapons in sleeper cells in Europe and America will also be involved, in addition to Iran. We do not rule out the possibility that Abbas Araghchi, the Iranian Foreign Minister, travelled to Beirut three days ago primarily to inform Hezbollah’s leadership of the situation and possibly to clarify its role in opposing it from the Lebanese front.

It may be worth remembering that the commander of the Iranian army declared that his forces had only utilised less than 30 percent of their military capabilities during the 12-day conflict in June of last year and that Israel would have been destroyed if the conflict had lasted a few more weeks. In an article that appeared in the Israeli newspaper “Haaretz” two weeks ago, retired Israeli general Yitzhak Brick verified that Iran makes 3,000 missiles every month and has replaced every missile it used during the aforementioned conflict.

On the first day of the conflict, it might launch 2,000 missiles in a batch, thereby destroying all Israeli air defences, including the Iron Dome, David’s Sling, the “Arrow” missile system, and potentially even the strategically important American THAAD. “General Brik arguably made the most significant statement by noting that Iranian missiles will not only target military sites, as they did during the June War.

He did not rule out the possibility that the upcoming conflict, which would wipe away Greater Tel Aviv from the face of the planet, would target civilians. Iran, a significant regional power with all the elements of a nuclear weapon and 450 kilogrammes of uranium refined to more than 60%, is not Venezuela. It also has a missile industry that can produce highly advanced missiles with conventional, hypersonic, long, short, and cluster warheads, all of which are manufactured in Iran. It is plausible that the Iranian military establishment has acquired missiles from North Korea, China, and Russia to strengthen its air defence systems, which have been vulnerable to recent attacks by the United States and Israel.

Israel may disappear after the impending conflict, but Iran, which is more than 75 times the size of the Israeli occupation state, will endure. Trump’s downfall may be inevitable, but the Iranian regime is likely to endure. If Trump starts the upcoming conflict, it will be an Israeli conflict that serves Israeli interests rather than American ones. Netanyahu and the Zionist lobby have used Trump as a weapon, manipulating and controlling him like a puppet.

While he hasn’t sent a single soldier to Gaza during a two-year genocide and starvation campaign that resulted in over 72,000 martyrs and 200,000 injured, the majority of whom were children, how can he falsely claim concern for the Iranian protestors and declare war because less than a hundred of them died in protests he incited? In the same way that the Senate issued a “decree” prohibiting Trump from extending the war in Venezuela and requiring the council’s approval before sending ground troops to Caracas, engulfing the nation in another Vietnam War in South America, its southern backyard, we advise the deep American state to act quickly and decisively to halt this catastrophe.

Because Iran is on a different continent, the war against it is far more hazardous than the ones in Venezuela or even Vietnam. American soldiers have retreated to reduce casualties in each of the country’s Middle East wars, which have all ended in defeat.

We are discussing Afghanistan and Iraq here, but there is a big difference given Iran’s past and its extremely sophisticated military preparations. And the days have passed between us.

US action against Iran is expected soon. How will Iran respond?