It's rare to relax on a day when the market for gold and silver stocks is closed due to the lack of market demand for pancakes. However, the war has not yet ended, and both sides are steadily escalating the situation. The United States bombed a bridge in Iran: This newly-built bridge, which has not yet been put into use, is located near Tehran. Blowing up this bridge could nominally cut off military supply routes. But in reality, it is still a continuation of the previous practice of promoting peace through bombing. The possible reciprocal retaliation from Iran will undoubtedly further escalate the tension in the situation. There were rumors that Iran had shot down the F35 again, but after comparing the aircraft fragments, it is now believed that the possibility of the F15 is high, and there have also been news of the pilot being captured. Trump's team has been greatly adjusted, and 12 generals represented by the chief of staff of the US army have been dismissed, presumably clearing the way for Iran's ground war. The Attorney General was also dismissed, which probably reflects Trump's recent mental state and mood. At present, the probability of starting ground combat this weekend is not very high, but it will still happen sooner or later. Once the Bush replaces the Ford, which was urgently repaired in Greece, and forms a dual carrier battle group with the Lincoln, along with the previously deployed amphibious ships, there is still a high probability that the main attack will be on Abbas Port and Gersham Island. The area of Halk Island is too small, making it difficult for the 82nd Airborne Division to strategically launch over such a small range, and even more difficult to defend. But the competition in Halk Island makes it easier for Kuwait to transport supplies and fire support, and it can be used as a feint attack direction.