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On February 28, the military strikes by the U.S. and Israel ignited the flames of war in the Middle East, escalating on March 2. Iran's strong counterattack, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and the entry of new forces into the conflict have triggered severe shocks in global energy and financial markets. The international community urgently calls for restraint, but it is difficult to prevent the situation from slipping into uncontrollable chaos.
In today's latest battle situation, Iran welcomes crucial reinforcements, with the Houthis from Yemen officially entering the conflict. They have launched missiles at Israel and publicly stated their commitment to fight alongside Iran, becoming the first force to directly join Iran's side, adding further complexity to the already intricate confrontation landscape. Additionally, details of the attack on Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei were exposed today; he was ambushed during a meeting in a secure location by U.S. and Israeli forces. His heavily guarded residence in Tehran was completely destroyed, resulting in the deaths of four relatives, including his daughter and son-in-law, along with six core officials of Iran's defense ministry who also died in the first round of strikes. The Iranian government has announced a nationwide mourning period of 40 days, vowing to severely punish the perpetrators.
Under the grief and anger, Iran's counterattack is becoming increasingly tough. A senior commander of the Revolutionary Guard issued a stern warning today, stating that they will deploy mysterious advanced weapons that have never been seen on the battlefield, whose power far exceeds external expectations. Previously, Iran had already demonstrated its strength through action, not only launching the Fattah hypersonic missile to accurately strike Israel but also destroying the advanced radar station of the U.S. military in Qatar. Today, an Iranian frigate was hit and sunk by U.S. forces in the Gulf of Oman, while the U.S. and Israel continue airstrikes on the headquarters of Iran's internal security forces and Tehran's defense command. Iran, in turn, continues to carry out precise strikes against Israel's mainland and 27 U.S. military bases in the Middle East, with casualties continuing to rise; three U.S. military personnel have already died and five are seriously injured.
As a global energy chokepoint, Iran has fully blocked the Strait of Hormuz today - this passage carrying 30% of the world's maritime oil has come to a standstill, directly triggering a major earthquake in global markets. On March 2, Brent crude oil surged past $85 per barrel at the opening, with a geopolitical premium of $6-10; gold soared to $5,276 per ounce, and silver skyrocketed by 7.77% in a single day. Stock markets in multiple Middle Eastern countries plummeted, Kuwait announced a market halt, and U.S. stock futures along with Asia-Pacific and European markets opened lower across the board, with global inflation and supply chain disruption risks sharply rising.
Apart from military confrontation, diplomatic channels have completely cooled down. The U.S.-Iran technical consultation planned for today in Vienna was forced to be canceled. U.S. Secretary of State Rubio made an emergency visit to Israel to coordinate policies towards Iran and manage Israeli actions. There is currently no willingness for a ceasefire among the U.S., Israel, and Iran, and the risk of a comprehensive regional conflict has risen to 30%.
In the face of escalating conflict, the international community has issued a series of condemnations today and called for restraint. UN Secretary-General Guterres condemned the conflict as a violation of international law and demanded an immediate cessation of hostilities. Russia angrily denounced the U.S. and Israeli actions as deliberate armed aggression, calling for a return to diplomatic channels. France, the UK, Spain, and other countries have called for an emergency meeting of the Security Council to oppose unilateral military actions. Middle Eastern countries like Oman and Egypt lament the destruction of diplomatic efforts and emphasize that military means are of no benefit. Meanwhile, Palestinian armed organizations such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad clearly support Iran, stating that its self-defense actions are a counterattack against regional aggresion.#miriCommUNITY $MIRA