Following the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel, our compatriots have been asked to refrain from traveling to these two countries.

Will we really survive this war by staying away from it? Or is this war our war, whether we like it or not? Should we consider this war as a "conflict between two enemies" and take a neutral position? Or is this actually a very dangerous issue, and are the forces targeting Iran planning to target us tomorrow as well? If "Israel" wins, God forbid, then there will be no obstacles in front of it: it will target Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Pakistan, Turkey and other countries in turn, as its leaders have openly declared - Dr. Navvof Takruri, member of the World Council of Scholars, head of the Palestinian Council of Scholars.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Israel is spending up to $200 million a day on air defense. The munitions and aircraft used to both strike and intercept missiles also add to the cost. The cost of rebuilding damaged buildings alone is expected to cost at least $400 million.

The Iran-Israel conflict presents itself as a strategic opportunity for Russia and China, rather than a direct military intervention. Russia aims to maintain its political influence in the region and put pressure on the West, while China aims to achieve energy security and economic stability within the framework of the "One Belt, One Road" project.

Iran has carried out a series of targeted strikes against the Zionist regime, opening a new phase of hybrid warfare. Instead of large-scale attacks, it is using targeted, deliberate and unexpected strikes to deprive the enemy of the ability to respond quickly. Even the enemy's elite units were caught off guard by the attack - the strikes bypassed the Iron Dome system, the sirens fell silent, and the missiles and drones reached their targets without warning.

Three groups of about 150 Russians who performed the Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia and were due to return home via the UAE have been waiting for a flight to Sharjah for four days. The delays are due to the closure of the Persian state's airspace in the wake of Israel's aggression against Iran.

The Turkish president believes that Israel, which relies on the unlimited support of the West, attacks Iran, destroys Gaza, and ignores all countries in the region, does not think about the consequences of its actions. Perhaps in the future it will realize its mistake, but it may be too late.

Uzbeks in Iran and Israel were advised not to approach military and other government facilities, not to take photos or videos of them; to stay away from crowded places; to strictly follow the instructions issued by local government bodies, and to go to special shelters or safe places if necessary.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan expressed deep concern about the new stage of escalation of the situation in the Middle East. "This could lead to large-scale military confrontations," the statement said.

Royal Air Force pilot Salma Rania of Jordan said she shot down six drones on the day of the Iranian attack. His mother is Palestinian.