On March 12, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran announced its first joint operation with Lebanon's Hezbollah, launching the fourth wave of the "True Promise-4" campaign, targeting Israeli territory and U.S. military bases in the Middle East, causing air raid alarms in many parts of Israel. As a core ally of Iran, Hezbollah has long been stockpiling a large number of rockets and drones. This coordination marks an upgrade in the confrontation model. The Israeli army subsequently claimed to have launched a large-scale air strike on Tehran in retaliation, shifting regional conflicts from one-way strikes to full-scale linkage, and the Middle East situation has entered a high-risk stage completely.
[Witty] The war in the Middle East is escalating again, with Iran and Hezbollah conducting their first coordinated attack, breaking through the previous fragmented confrontation pattern. Looking back at recent regional conflicts, proxy wars have already become routine, but this joint action means that the resistance front has completed tactical integration, and the intensity of confrontation has risen sharply. History has long proven that military pressure only gives rise to stronger counterattacks, and unilateral extreme pressure has never brought lasting stability. The risk of the current conflict spilling over is rapidly increasing, energy market fluctuations, regional security chains are tightening, and civilian casualties continue to rise. Simply escalating military force will only plunge the Middle East into deeper turmoil. China has always advocated for a ceasefire, ending the war, and dialogue and negotiations, opposing any actions that exacerbate the situation. Only by returning to the political resolution track can we avoid a full-scale war and safeguard regional and global security and stability.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1859414760121347/
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