On Middle East conflict, Javed Akhtar said, Trump, Israel have raised their hand more than necessary
Javed Akhtar commented on the recent US-Israeli attacks on Iran and said that “China will lose its entire credibility in the world.” He also called US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “bullys”.
Veteran lyricist and screenwriter Javed Akhtar has responded to the coordinated military attack by the United States and Israel on Iran on February 28. The attacks caused explosions and emergency alerts in several Gulf countries, leading to increased concern and discussion on social media platforms, particularly X (formerly Twitter). The ongoing conflict has disrupted regional stability, leading to further Developments throughout the Middle East.
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Akhtar expressed his opinion on His post attracted considerable attention and contributed to broader debate about the impact on global politics and the balance of power.
The comments section on Akhtar’s post immediately became active. One user replied, ‘Discuss with China sir, ask them to do something immediately.’ He responded directly to this suggestion by saying, “You and I don’t need to tell them anything. This is my guess. Let’s see what happens.”
Other users expressed strong feelings about recent events. One post read, “Trump and Netanyahu take the final bullying step: assassinate Khamenei and bomb Iran as if it were open season. Overplayed? Yes, they have pushed the world into a corner – with no way to escape but a brutal slap. If China remains silent now, their ‘superpower’ card will be burnt forever. Paper tiger exposed. Who is bowing first?”
Another response highlighted the changing landscape of international politics: “True. Geopolitics is no longer a one-way street. If the old strategy of ‘regime change’ is applied to Iran while the East watches silently, it will not just be a map change – it will be the official end of the ‘Asian Century’ before it even begins. Credibility is not just about economic power; it is about the backbone of maintaining the global balance.”
Meanwhile, the conflict has had a direct impact on civilians. Bengali actor Subhashree Ganguly, along with Bollywood actors Sonal Chauhan and Esha Gupta, are currently stranded in Dubai after flight services were suspended. field conditions. His managers and families have confirmed that the actors are safe and inside their hotel.
As the violence continued, reports indicated that Iran retaliated by attacking American and Israeli targets across the region, including Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and Jordan. Israeli forces also launched attacks on Lebanon, including the capital Beirut, targeting terrorists. The situation remains volatile, with neighboring countries closely monitoring the developments.