以色列毁灭式空袭伊朗，中东局势进入最危险时刻

Group 1 - Israel launched a significant military operation against Iran, targeting nuclear and military facilities, named "Lion's Strength" [1] - The operation involved multiple airstrikes, with at least six military bases around Tehran being attacked, resulting in the deaths of key Iranian military figures [1] - The attack is described as the largest and most destructive assault by Israel on Iran to date, leading to a spike in international oil prices and gold [1] Group 2 - The military action was preceded by escalating tensions, including the U.S. ordering the evacuation of non-essential personnel from its diplomatic missions in the region [2] - The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) passed a resolution criticizing Iran for not complying with nuclear non-proliferation obligations, which contributed to the justification for Israel's attack [2][3] - Israel's decision to strike was influenced by the changing dynamics of U.S.-Iran relations and the perceived urgency of the nuclear threat [3] Group 3 - Iran has not yet reported the extent of damage from the attacks, but sources indicate significant losses, highlighting Iran's military and intelligence disadvantages compared to Israel [4] - Iranian leaders have warned of severe retaliation against any attacks on their nuclear facilities, although their capability to execute such threats remains uncertain [4][5] - Potential Iranian responses could include strikes on Israeli nuclear sites or closing the Strait of Hormuz, which is crucial for global oil trade [5] Group 4 - The conflict marks a significant escalation in the Middle East, potentially leading to the largest conflict since the five previous Middle Eastern wars [6] - The situation reflects a further deterioration of international order, exacerbated by the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal during Trump's presidency [6] - The lack of a regulatory mechanism to address nuclear proliferation issues raises questions about the future of global security frameworks [6]