To avenge the F35 air strike, a large number of Iranian missiles hit the oil field, and the top of the oil storage tank was directly blown up.
In this US presidential election, although Trump ended in failure, Trump was not willing to be peaceful. Instead of transferring power, he wanted to preserve his position as a wartime president. Some time ago, Trump planned to take action on Iran’s nuclear facilities, but fortunately he was persuaded by senior officials in the Pentagon. However, although the United States did not do anything, its allies took the lead. According to relevant news reports, on November 23, Israel sent F35 fighter jets to attack Iranian military targets in Syria, and Saudi coalition forces followed closely on Iranian overseas military bases. There was a shelling. After the
incident, Iran threatened to launch full-scale revenge. As a powerful country in the Middle East, it is natural not to allow others to bully itself like this. According to the news of the Arab News Agency on November 24, the Houthi armed forces launched a large-scale missile attack on the southern part of Saudi Arabia early in the morning. In an oil field, an oil storage tank in the oil field was hit, and the scene was blazing. The top of the storage tank was blown up on the spot. Although the attack did not cause casualties, and the fire was extinguished overnight, the attack occurred. It is likely to affect the local oil supply.
It is understood that the Houthi armed forces launched the Al-Quds 2 cruise missile this time. This missile has a maximum range of more than 1,000 kilometers. It has a long range and high accuracy. As early as September last year, Saudi Aramco Achieved the Houthi armed drone and cruise missile strike. With the strength of the Houthis, it is impossible to have such an advanced cruise missile, so this time it is likely that Iran is behind the Houthis. The Houthis act as Iran’s agent in the Middle East, while Israel and Saudi Arabia are US allies in the Middle East. The Houthis attack is also warning the United States not to use force to force Iran and the Houthis to surrender.
In the sensitive period of the transfer of political power to the United States, Trump wants to attack Iran again and again. Although temporarily persuaded, Trump is doing everything he can to keep his position. It does not rule out Trump's launch of large-scale military operations against Iran during the final period of his term.
