Recent developments have seen Iran launching air strikes on Tel Aviv in response to major Israeli attacks targeting key Iranian military and nuclear infrastructure. Despite the intensity of these moves, expert Zhang Chuchu—associate professor at the School of International Relations and Public Affairs at Fudan University—assures that the situation is contained within a controlled scope and is unlikely to escalate into a full-scale ground war. 💥
While the headlines may sound dramatic, Zhang explains that both sides appear to be managing their actions carefully, opting for aerial strikes over a prolonged ground conflict. This measured response has drawn attention from news enthusiasts, global business professionals, and curious minds alike, all keen to see how the situation will evolve.
Just like an unexpected plot twist in your favorite streaming series, the scene is set with high stakes but controlled drama. For now, experts suggest keeping an eye on the developments while hoping for a peaceful resolution to these tensions.
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Analyst: Israel-Iran conflict unlikely to spark full-scale ground war
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