It is evident that American aggression has occurred in the last hour. According to reports, the US military carried out strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island on Monday after Iranian forces fired at a US aircraft. However, the sounds of explosions heard in the area were mainly caused by the launch of Iranian air defense systems trying to intercept high-value American aircraft operating in Iranian airspace. According to the report, the Revolutionary Guards shot down two MQM-170 UAVs south of Kashem Island, as well as an MQ-9 UAV over the eastern side of the Strait of Hormuz. Following these incidents, another American act of aggression hit a vacant military facility in the Bandar Lunga area. It is increasingly clear that American aggression is now developing in a pattern that appears to be expanding beyond the previous incident involving a fishing boat a few days ago. The timing of a major attack may fall around November 12, although this remains only a prediction and not a confirmed estimate. However, the consequences of any further attacks will not necessarily remain geographically limited to the immediate area of conflict. The nature of the response may expand beyond conventional geographic boundaries, with increasing emphasis likely to shift from tangible military objectives to economic, technological, energy, and other assets.