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ANALYSIS –A summary of the recent events, which easily can be seen in context:
⚡Killing of Senior IRGC Commander in Syria, responsible for the coordination of IRGC forces in the country by the Israeli army.
⚡The killing of Deputy Hamas leader Al-Arouri in Beirut, Lebanon, by the Israeli army.
⚡Mass killing of civilians in a terrorist operation in Kerman, Iran, yesterday.
⚡Today's drone strike against PMU HQ near Baghdad, Iraq, killing high-ranking PMU Commander, affiliated with Iran.
⚡ Surprisingly, ISIS takes responsibility for the bombing of Kerman, and the US said one day before, that they believe that ISIS was behind the attack.
🔹All these events coming out in the light of international pressure on the Israeli regime for not forcefully replacing people from Gaza, and the fact that Israel is under pressure from France & US for not carrying out a large-scale military operation against Hezbollah.
🔹The fact that Hamas cannot be defeated, as John Kirby confirmed yesterday.
📜 These events can be seen as reckless provocations against Iran, Hezbollah and Hamas, all of which do not allow themselves to be lured into the trap of making a "military mistake", which is what Tel Aviv is waiting for, even more so after the coordinated provocations.
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