Over the past few years, the situation on the battlefield in Iraq has been unstable. This incident means that more countries in the region have joined the ranks of opposing the presence of the US military and have formed an alliance. At the same time, Israel has been in the spotlight and threatened by this fierce resistance.
As one of the world's largest superpowers, the United States has important interests and influence in the Middle East. In the current situation, its foothold in the region is gradually shaky. A "bloody notice" quietly appeared and reached US military bases – a horrific and relentless proclamation that symbolized the beginning of the continuous bombing and posed a very high threat to the United States maintaining control in the Middle East.
In the face of such a grave situation, we cannot ignore the important position of the US military in the Middle East. For many years, the United States has maintained stability and security in the region through its military presence and various operations.
As the situation becomes more complex and the joint strikes of Iraq, Iran and other countries continue to intensify, this role known as the "world's policeman" is being challenged like never before.
Today, the Middle East has become a place of strife and crisis. There are intricate relationships between the various stakeholders, often triggering a vicious circle.
Over the past few decades, countless people have lived in great suffering as a result of differences and struggles over religious and territorial issues. We need to be rational and objective when we look at all this.
The "blood notice" is only a fundamental contradiction exposed in the embryonic stage of the incident - that is, the political, economic, religious and other problems that have accumulated for a long time remain unresolved and have led to the current predicament.
As an outside observer or participant, we should think about finding common ground and trying to push for solutions that may lead to improvements. Failure to do so will lead to a deeper vicious circle that could lead to the destruction of more innocent lives.
The situation in the Middle East is changing, and the focus has turned to the "iron triangle".
Over the past few decades, tensions between Israel and Palestine have been a major subject of concern for the international community. On the eve of the latest round of conflict, the Iron Triangle – an alliance of Iraq, Iran and Syria – emerged and became the focus of attention in the region. The escalation of the dispute between Israel and Palestine has not captured the world's attention as usual.
Under the broader, more complex, and deeper war situation in the Middle East, the emergence of the "iron triangle" will very likely change the entire pattern.
First, let's look at the impact of the joint actions of Iraq and Iran on the strategic landscape of the Middle EastSince the U.S. withdrawal, Iraq has been in turmoil and has experienced frequent regime changes.
This has given militant forces such as Islamic Resistance groups an opportunity to form an alliance with Iran's Katab Allah Party to set off a series of terrorist attacks and wars in the Middle East.
This joint action between the two countries will undoubtedly increase tensions in the entire region. The rise of the "Iron Triangle" has also aroused global attention to the evolution of the Middle East pattern.
As a powerful and resource-rich alliance, the emergence of the "Iron Triangle" will add more uncertainties to the already complex and volatile situation in the Middle East. The civil war in Syria is not over, and the situation is likely to become even more chaotic as Iraq and Iran become involved.
The rise of the "Iron Triangle" has not only had negative consequences. As a result of Western countries' excessive interference in the region in recent years and for other reasons, there is a general recognition that they are vulnerable enough to defend their interests.
The emergence of the "Iron Triangle" reminds countries around the world to pay attention to the issue of regional balance and reassess their policies in the Middle East.
In this ever-changing Middle East region, the long-running conflict between Israel and Palestine has gradually evolved into a larger, more complex and diverse war.
Countries around the world need to reconsider their interests and strategic positioning to meet the challenges that have swept us in the new situation. Changing Tensions in the Middle East: Joint Iraq-Iran operations spark greater conflict.
The first is about the issue of the alliance between Iraq and Iran. The two countries** announced the start of a joint operational plan against terrorist groups and said they would share intelligence, resources and military assistance. This unprecedented collaborative initiative sent the entire region in shock.
Many people are surprised that the two countries, which have been hostile in the fight against terrorism for many years, have been able to establish such close cooperation.
As the two sides join forces, we see the realignment and even disintegration of the various interest groups that were relatively balanced and persistent in the region.
Of particular note are the strong resistance forces (Islamic Resistance Groups), which are mainly Kurdish and enjoy broad support.
and the Qatapu Allah Party (a military force made up of Shiite militias), which collaborates with Iraq**. They are no longer an independent force in this alliance, but are forced to reposition themselves in the face of pressure from a powerful enemy.
This change has made the already complex, diverse, and intertwined pattern of regional interests even more confusing. The various forces are scrambling to adjust their tactics and seek new support and protection. Many countries in the region are concerned and have taken precautions as they see the risk of war in the region rising further.
We cannot simply focus on the alliance that exists between Iraq and Iran. Behind this incident is a broader and more complex issue: how to balance the sharp contradictions and stalemate that have accumulated between different sects and different countries for a long time;how to address the global challenges posed by the growing threat of terrorism, and so on.