Iranian and Israeli complaints have not stopped, and since this year, the sword has been pulled out.Iran missiles have soared, Israeli warplanes have plunged, international oil prices have followed, and the global economy has sweated.
Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities
Israel's action against Iran came suddenly and violently. In the early morning of June 13, 2025, the Israeli Air Force launched a strike codenamed "Lion Power", targeting Iran's nuclear facilities and military bases. The F-35 fighter jets broke through the air defense network, and hundreds of missiles accurately hit Natanz and other locations, causing serious damage. Grosi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, immediately called the Israeli President to report the damage to the nuclear site. Israel has publicly stated that this is only the beginning. The country has entered a state of emergency, embassies have closed, and people have rushed to buy supplies.
Iran responded quickly. Foreign Minister Aragzi declared war on Israel and ordered the launch of the "Khorramshahr" ballistic missile with a range of 2,000 kilometers and aimed at the Dimona Nuclear Center. At the same time, it coordinated with Hezbollah in Lebanon and Houthi in Yemen to launch attacks from the border and threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz. At 8 p.m. that night, Iran launched Operation True Commitment-3, and about 150 missiles flew towards Israeli military centers and air bases. Through a statement, Khamenei emphasized the need to completely disintegrate the Israeli regime.
The US Army’s Shad missile defense system was involved in the interception, and officials confirmed the fact that Israel was able to counter-attack, pointing out the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Command Center, and several Air Force leaders were killed. The Iranian command chain broke, and the military underground was exposed to no remainder. The missile force although there were hundreds of medium-range launchers, but liquid fuel supplementation was long, and solid fuel warheads were only five hundred kilograms. The air force’s more than two hundred fighter jets were mostly old models, fewer than five tankers, and it was difficult to fight the Israeli air force.
This round of confrontation has made the situation in the Middle East even worse. Iran appears tough, but is actually passively beaten. The nuclear facility was destroyed and the progress of uranium enrichment was blocked. Although the efficiency of the IR-6 centrifuge has increased fivefold, the inventory of more than 400 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium is also at risk. An Israeli military report admitted that Iran was close to a nuclear breakthrough, but was now interrupted.
In addition, Hezbollah and the Houthi armed forces are also involved, the Red Sea waterway is blocked, oil tankers are bypassed, and the cost of international trade is rising.
Neymar has been harsh against Israel.
Speaking of Iranian politics, who hurt Israel the most? not Negev. The former president, who came to power in 2005, is known for his harsh gestures. At the United Nations General Assembly, he said directly that Israel must be erased from the map, and the Western media repeatedly broadcast, becoming a "terror declaration". More concerned, he openly questioned the details of the Nazi massacre of Jews, directly shaking the basis of Israel's morality.
In 2007, when the United States pushed for nuclear sanctions, Ahmadinejad slapped the table and emphasized that the nuclear program is Iran's right and will not stop enriching uranium. At the "Dawn of the Tenth Day" celebration, he publicly announced that he would continue to advance, which shocked the international community. In 2010, when Israel attacked Lebanon, Ahmadinejad sent troops to support allies. At that time, Iranian missiles were effective, had a high hit rate and were difficult to intercept. In terms of nuclear technology, Iran has accumulated stockpiles and the efficiency of centrifuges has improved. Israeli reports show that the threshold for nuclear weapons is close at hand.
Ahmadinejad came from an ordinary background and started from local affairs to the presidency in his early years. During his tenure, he visited poor areas, distributed aid, and won grassroots support. But the opposition said he was extreme, making remarks such as calling Israel a "cancer" and emphasizing at rallies that it would die out. Under pressure from the West, he stuck to the bottom line and pushed for no concessions in nuclear negotiations. In 2012 in New York, he responded to the media that the era of nuclear deterrence was over and it was useless to hoard weapons. Politicians regard him as a conservative, but supporters value anti-hegemony fighting spirit.
In 2024, he registered for the election, stressing that China's economic improvement can bring Iran progress, suggesting a shift to the East. With oil exchange aid, avoid Western isolation. This China and Iran cooperate for years, oil trade is stable, Chinese enterprises participate in infrastructure construction, mutual benefit and win-win.
Ahmadinejad is classified as an alien, but his hard-gas gene is prominent. Few of the previous Iranian leaders can confront the United States and Israel. When he came to power, although Iran's economy fluctuated, the people's livelihood policy was grounded, subsidizing the poor and building low-rent housing. Anti-Israeli position, let Israeli intelligence agencies follow it every day. His prediction has now come true, and Iran's nuclear progress has kept its opponents awake.
Of course, Negrad is also controversial. The struggle between the factions is fierce, and economic sanctions aggravate the burden. But when confronting the outside, he is never ambiguous. During the 2025 conflict, the media he was in danger of assassination, and after returning to Tehran, the voice grew. The outside show called him the savior, not crying for war, but for internal solidarity.
If Ahmadinejad comes to power, new changes will occur in the Middle East
Iran's life is now hanging on a thread. If Ahmadinejad returns to power, the game in the Middle East will change. The interception rate of Israel's Iron Dome system in Gaza has dropped below 50%. Ahmadinejad may copy the old tactic, using Hezbollah to throw 150,000 rockets into the north, and Houthi to block the Red Sea. The Dimona plan for missile coverage has been viral on the Internet. If implemented, oil prices will rise 80% in a single day, gold will break records, and the market will collapse.
China is Iran's biggest buyer, oil exchanges economic support, security keeps up. Iran turns to "Belt and Road", infrastructure projects land, people's livelihoods improve.
But there is a risk of hard clashes. Negad paranoia, increased internal fragmentation, factional opposition intensified, and the Middle East slid into a full war. Israel's battle preparedness, Mesad increased to ten sets, and the air force's advantage was great. Iran's missile inventory remains more than a thousand mid-range, limited accuracy. Negad needs to stabilize, not shrink, but to build unity.
In August 2025, Iran rebuilt its missile field.The air force is weak, but allies can complement it.Nuclear rebuilding accelerates and centrifuges turn fast.But domestic consumption is hidden.
Beauty's bullying behavior should have stopped long ago. If Ahmadinejad comes forward, it will test strategic determination and the Middle East needs to break through in the long term.