US-Israeli Invasion of Iran: A Conflict with Far-Reaching Consequences

Atanu Biswas believes that the joint US-Israeli invasion of Iran and the resulting so-called Iran war will redefine the world's peace, stability, mutual relations, and global economy. The conflict is not just a regional conflict, but has far-reaching consequences. But to answer the question of why this bloody war really began, we need to look back in the pages of history. In fact, Israel and America's discomfort with Iran goes back a long way. In June last year, the US and Israel launched simultaneous attacks on various Iranian nuclear facilities. Their stated objective was to destroy Iran's efforts to develop nuclear weapons. However, the context and circumstances of this war are far more complex. The international peace talks and cease-fire process began last September, but the situation was indeed critical. The situation changed drastically in late February. US President Donald Trump gave Iran a ten-day ultimatum. America's original proposal was to stop its ballistic missile and ballistic missile development, as well as its support for the Houthi militias.