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Shin Jaewoo Input 2024. 4. 14. 11:17 Revised 2024. 4. 14. 12:13

The situation in the Middle East is at a critical crossroads for escalation as Iran launched a retaliatory attack on Israeli territory on the night of the 13th (local time).

It is the first time that Iran has launched a full-scale military attack on mainland Israel since the two countries returned to hostility starting with the 1979 Islamic Revolution, according to AP and other foreign media.

It can be seen as Iran's first large-scale attack targeting Israeli territory in that it maintained friendly relations with Iran until the Islamic Revolution after Israel was founded in 1948.

In addition, pro-Iranian militants in the Middle East, such as Lebanon's Hezbollah and Yemen's Houthi, who were engaged in a "shadow war" on behalf of Iran in the face of the Israel-Hamas war, have been "torn out" in response to Iran's retaliation.

With the war between Israel and Palestinian militant Hamas continuing for more than six months, there is a growing sense of crisis that the fifth Middle East war could break out in 50 years after the fourth war, which began with the Syrian and Egyptian invasion of Israel in 1973.

Iran launched a retaliatory attack dubbed the "Promise of Truth" on the same day, saying it would punish Israel's crimes.

It came 12 days after Israel bombed the Iranian consulate in the Syrian capital Damascus on the 1st, removing seven soldiers, including Mohammad Reza Zahedi, commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Quds Force.

Iran seized a ship run by an Israeli company in the Strait of Hormuz the day before, taking its first response after declaring retaliation, and then flew large-scale armed drones (drons) and even launched cruise missiles aimed at hitting mainland Israel.

While the Israeli military said 100 drones were launched from Iran, US media reported that 400 to 500 drones were launched, citing senior administration officials.

Most of the drones were launched from Iran, but some were also reported to have been launched from Iraq, Syria, southern Lebanon and Yemen.

These countries are located much closer to Israel than Iran, and are areas where armed proxies such as Iran-backed Kataib Hezbollah are actively moving.