The Palestinian-Israeli conflict remains the focus of international attention, especially the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
Recently, the UAE submitted a ceasefire agreement to the UN Security Council, which was supported by 13 countries, and only one abstained.
However, the United States "vetoed" the proposal with one vote, causing it to fail.
The move raised questions about the behavior of the United States.
According to comprehensive reports, the United States recently urgently asked Congress to approve the delivery of 45,000 Merkava main battle tank shells to Israel, about 10.6 billion US dollars.
The move bypassed Congress's 20-day review of arms sales and caused huge controversy.
The U.S. move was seen as a show of support for Israel, and it was also interpreted as a test of U.S. national power.
It can be said that U.S. support is crucial to Israel, because it is related to U.S. national interests and regional stability.
However, the U.S. act of favoritism has also caused discontent in other countries, such as Yemen's Houthi rebels announcing that they will increase the blockade of Israel's Red Sea shipping and warning shipping companies from various countries not to cooperate with Israel, further intensifying the pressure on Israel.
At the same time, Israel has also asked the United States to intervene militarily to ensure the security of transportation in the Red Sea.
Prior to this, French frigates were already involved in the conflict.
The whole situation is becoming increasingly tense, all parties are taking action, and the situation is becoming more serious.
According to the French side, a frigate called "Ship Languedoc" is patrolling the Red Sea and recently managed to destroy two drones from the coast of Yemen.
The incident underscores the intensification of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with the Houthis closely monitoring the situation in the Red Sea and demonstrating their determination to walk the talk.
France's resolute stance is also a reflection of its boldness, while the United States is somewhat hesitant in its actions.
Previously, the United States had declared that it was committed to creating a maritime alliance to ensure the safety of navigation in the Red Sea, but now it seems that this work is urgent......