Title: The blockade of the Red Sea triggers "international wrestling", and the US ship is attacked!Exclusive reveal, where is the global economy headed?
The blockade of the Red Sea detonated the global "international wrestling": the US ship was attacked, where will the global economy go?
At the moment, the most tense situation in the world is the "international wrestling" triggered by the blockade of the Red SeaBehind the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the Houthis announced a blockade of the Red Sea, which is simply jaw-dropping. For a time, countries around the world have expressed their positions, but the most striking thing is the attack on the US ship
It all started with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. As we all know, countries that support Palestine say that they don't do it well, and can just lip service solve the problem?The Houthis actually dared to launch missiles and drones at Israel, it was like a dog with a mouse, and they actually succeeded some!However, because Yemen is too far from Israel, the attack effect is limited, and what is even more ridiculous is that the missiles and drones are also intercepted by American anti-aircraft missiles and destroyers. Is this a blatant provocation against the United States?
The unreasonable actions of the Houthis do not stop there, and they even have the crooked idea of blockading the Red Sea!In order to fight Israel, he actually dispatched *** to control the Israeli cargo ship and detain the crew, how can this not make people angry?The Houthis have even swept Israeli ships across the Red Sea, targeting them regardless of whether they have anything to do with Israel. At first, I thought about seizing the ship as a bargaining chip, but I didn't expect that as soon as the United States sent escort destroyers, it set up a protective net in the Red Sea. Failed to seize as desired, the Houthis wantonly provoked, resulting in frequent actions by US destroyers.
At this time, the U.S. escort destroyer "Carney" appeared on the scene, and actually succeeded in rescuing the ship seized by the Houthis and controlling several Houthi fighters. This move undoubtedly angered the Houthis, and just an hour and a half later, they fired ** ballistic missiles and headed straight for American destroyers and foreign ships. Although the missile did not hit the target, what kind of provocation is this?
What is even more outrageous is that the missile attacks of the Houthis have not intimidated the United States, and they continue to escort ships in the Red Sea region. However, the Houthis showed no mercy, and the Pentagon reported that American destroyers and foreign ships were attacked by missiles in the Red Sea, and some ships were damaged. The Houthis have acknowledged the attack, but have avoided talking about the attack on the American destroyer. Isn't this a blatant attempt to cause trouble?
As for the specific situation in the Red Sea, it is difficult for the outside world to know for a while, and the United States has not made a detailed report, whether it has been hit by missiles or drones, and whether it has been damaged by foreign ships, these are all confusing. Maybe the United States will not release it for the sake of face, but wait and see, the Houthis will announce it, and if it is a drone attack, there should be a return video. At that time, if the United States does not recognize it, it will be irrefutable.
It was at this time that Israel also came forward and announced the deployment of ** in the Red Sea, including submarines, to protect its own ships. However, this does not fully guarantee the safety of Israeli cargo ships. Now, Israeli cargo ships can no longer travel to the Indian Ocean through the Suez Canal and the Red Sea, and can only go around the Cape of Good Hope in Africa to the Indian Ocean. This has not only led to an increase in the range of Israeli cargo ships, but also a significant increase in costs, and the impact on Israel's cargo can be imagined. At the same time, the possibility of Houthi attacks on ships of other countries in the later period cannot be ruled out.
This series of events makes people want to sigh: Is international relations just being played by the Houthis?The "international wrestling" triggered by the blockade of the Red Sea has raised concerns about the future of the global economy. What kind of impact will this wrestling bring?This requires us to think more calmly, see the situation clearly, and meet the challenges of the future. If we do nothing, we may face even more serious consequences.
However, some netizens also expressed their opinions on this incident. Some believe that the Houthis deliberately missed the target and were simply warning the United States not to meddle in the Red Sea blockade. They believe that the purpose of the Houthi attack is not to make enemies of the United States, but to express their dissatisfaction and warnings in this way. Of course, there are also those who believe that this is just a tactic of the Houthis, and that there may be more complex considerations behind it.
Overall, the international turmoil caused by the Red Sea blockade is worrying. The United States, Israel, and the Houthis are in a three-pronged position, and international relations are at stake. We should recognize the facts, not be deceived by one-sided remarks, speak out for international peace, and call on all parties to deal with the matter calmly and work together to find a solution. The road ahead may be more tortuous, but we have reason to believe that only sincere dialogue can defuse the crisis and build a more harmonious world.
Such an international drama of the blockade of the Red Sea is really exciting, and all kinds of unexpected things follow one after another. The United States, Israel, and the Houthis are all in power, and they actually play a game of "you come and go" in the Red Sea. You see, how should our country view all this?If you don't analyze it well, I'm really sorry for this world.
First of all, I have to say that this Houthi faction is simply a joke. Don't look at Yemen's distance from Israel, the attack effect is limited, and people still have drones and missiles. I didn't pay attention to this matter at the beginning, but it turned out that these people actually dared to stir up trouble and play such radical methods, which was really not temperate at all. If the United States does not come forward, won't they let them mess with this place?
For the American escort destroyers, there is really admiration. As soon as they arrived in the Red Sea, they set up protective nets to rescue seized ships in the style of a superpower. At that time, the Houthis attacked, and the United States did not relent. Now that I think about it, it was really a good time to watch the show, rescue the impounded ships, and teach this group of wild barbarians a lesson by the way, it really killed two birds with one stone.
However, as soon as the United States came to this, the Houthis could not bear it, and in a fit of anger, they launched ** ballistic missiles and went straight to American destroyers and foreign ships. The result is so good that he doesn't die, and he doesn't hit, which really makes people cry and laugh. Isn't this a spod?The United States is only maintaining international peace and rescuing the seized ships, but it has provoked such a senseless attack, is there a problem with the Houthis' IQ?
Not to mention, the Houthis are quite skilled, saying that they deliberately missed the target, just to warn the United States not to interfere in the Red Sea blockade incident. Damn, is this a set used by elementary school students before they quarrel, it is clear that they are looking for trouble. Some netizens said that this is a means of the Houthis, and there may be more complex considerations behind it. Complicated your sister, to put it bluntly, she just wanted to show off her muscles on the international stage, but she became a "laughing stock".
As for Israel, I wondered, this matter is related to its own freight and economy, why not show weakness at all?The blockade of the Red Sea has left Israeli cargo ships largely having to bypass the Cape of Good Hope in Africa, increasing their ranges, increasing costs, and having a great impact on the economy. Don't look at Israel's announcement of the deployment of ** in the Red Sea, including submarines, to protect ships, isn't this an attempt to make things bigger?Although this is to protect himself, it is really a bad decision.
We Chinese watch this play, of course, from our own point of view. In this series of incidents, it can be seen that the Houthis are a little self-conscious, and it is clear that they were the first to provoke the incident, but now it is good, as if it is someone else's problem. It is also appropriate for the United States to rescue the seized ships, and there is no need to attack the United States. This makes us wonder who is doing the Red Sea blockade
Overall, it's ridiculous. The Houthis are simply asking for their own suffering, and Israel is also undecisive. When we Chinese look at this, we just want to say that this is really a world drama, and we don't know what it will turn out in the end. However, thinking about it, my country is still peaceful and prosperous, and I will not do such a miasma. I hope that the "international wrestling" of the Red Sea blockade will end as soon as possible, and stop disturbing the whole world.