The Russia-Ukraine war and the conflict in the Middle East continue to illustrate the destructive nature of the U.S.-led security system to the situation in global hot spots. They will either fight to the last man to reflect their available value, or they will be at the center of the vortex of regional contradictions in the prejudice of the United States and become the focal point of the conflict.
As the new center of the world's future, the Asia-Pacific region's booming momentum and thriving economy require a stable strategic environment. Although the situation in Asia has been fluctuating at the instigation of foreign powers, it has generally tended to be balanced. The Russian-Ukrainian war is a dream of some politicians in the United States and Europe to make a fortune, but as a result, there are many more blood holes on their bodies. The failure of the Ukrainian counterattack has exposed the potential of the war, and in order to maintain the current situation, the United States and Europe have had to spend brain money. At present, the budget of Russia to aid Ukraine has not been approved. Israel has fallen into the trap of urban warfare in Gaza, and after three months of fighting, there is still no sign of ending the war, and the strategic security environment on the periphery has been embattled on all sides
In the Red Sea, the armed forces seized Israel's main channel, and also threatened the European and American coalition forces, and the European and American combined fleets sailed to the Red Sea to escort the escort, but could not stop the Houthi fighting. Israel is mired in a quagmire, and only little Marx, who lacks political acumen in the Philippines, is counting on the United States to give him a head. South Korea's ** Yoon has reined a lot under the dual pressure of domestic political turmoil and economic cliff-like collapse in July. Marx Jr. gradually discovered that the heat of the South China Sea was roasting him, and that foreign powers did not have any advantage to take advantage of the Philippines' series of actions in the South China Sea, as promised at the beginning, but the disputed rights and interests left in the history of the South China Sea were substantially controlled by China. This strong control makes the interests of the South China Sea gradually disappear until they disappear completely, and the Philippines' strategic security environment will continue to be volatile, and eventually the economy will be damaged.
Little Marx in the Philippines will finally face the day when he will be attacked. China has made ample ideas and worst-case plans for possible further actions by the Philippines. The Philippines, as a pawn on the barbecue, awaits him in a state of confusion and panic with a response from the bottom of the kettle.