The base of the American embassy was savagely attacked, and bad news came from the United States. Is this Iran's revenge plan?

I think Iran has really started its revenge plan, but it is more like a test than revenge. After all, the United States has ordered the killing of Iranian commander Major General Soleimani, which means that the relationship between the United States and Iran has been completely broken, and the United States will take the initiative to attack. Iran is more about venting its anger and hitting back at the United States. Major General Soleimani is only the trigger of events in the Middle East. From the overall situation, if Iran does not retaliate, it is likely that it will always be beaten by the United States and be at a disadvantage.

It is true that the United States also needs a real blow to realize that it can't do whatever it wants. If Iran does not retaliate, it will only make the United States feel that Iran is afraid, but Iran is actually telling the United States and the world that Iran really has the ability to compete with the United States, and no one should use a situation to make it worse. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps did fire dozens of missiles at the American Embassy in Iraq. If this is not revenge, Iran is too cowardly.

Pro-Iranian Iraqi militia groups have drawn a restricted area around US military bases and embassies, which means that Iran may continue to attack US embassies and bases in Iraq in the future. I think whether Iran will carry out the next retaliation plan depends on the practice of the United States. When the funeral of Major General is completed, the two sides are likely to go to war formally. At present, it is only attacking the American embassy to test the attitude of the United States.

If the United States is stubborn and unrepentant, then Iran will only fight hard with the United States. Although many people don't want to see war, as far as this incident is concerned, war is inevitable. American nationals in the United States opposed the war and called on the United States to withdraw its troops from the Middle East. Obviously, Americans don't want war, which proves that they know how terrible Iran's retaliation is. In fact, Trump is the only one who refuses to admit his mistake and refuses to put down his face. The US Secretary of State tweeted that the United States was committed to easing relations with Iran, but why did it go to war?