An analysis of the complexities of today's world, and the Middle East in particular, cannot fail to mention the important role played by the United States and the main mistakes it has made strategically. The United States is a global power, and its foreign policy strategy has attracted the attention of the world.
Especially in the Middle East, as an important international political and energy center, the actions of the United States will affect the entire world. In recent years, however, there has been a paradoxical and strategic mistake in US diplomacy toward the Middle East.
Historically, U.S. intervention in Middle East affairs has revolved around its own international strategic interests. Whether it's to ensure a secure energy supply or to protect against a possible enemy, the United States has been investing heavily in the Middle East. However, for some time now, there have been some problems with the US diplomatic strategy toward the Middle East.
First of all, on the Middle East issue, the "double standards" and "hegemonist" approach adopted by the United States has aroused widespread criticism in the region and beyond. For example, the harsh attitude adopted by the United States towards Iran has not only failed to stop Iran, but has also given Iran the determination to strengthen its national defense capabilities.
Recently, the Iranian Army exhibited new cruise missiles such as "Talaye" and "Nasir", demonstrating their self-defense capabilities. The advent of this kind of equipment has not only strengthened Iran's military strength, but also had a certain impact on the situation in the Middle East.
Second, the United States' actions on the Middle East issue, especially against Iran, Iraq, and other countries, have caused it to lose its credibility and influence in the international community. The long-standing interventionist actions of the United States, particularly those in Iraq and Iran, show its short-sighted, self-serving side.
This has not only damaged America's standing in the world, but also caused it to lose confidence in its allies and partners around the world. In addition, the United States' handling of the Middle East issue has also ignored the real needs and aspirations of countries in the region. The United States often focuses its foreign policy decisions on the Middle East region with its own interests at the center, while ignoring its sovereignty and autonomy over the region.
This move has made the situation in the Middle East more tense and further escalated the contradictions in the region. For example, the United States' help on the Israel issue has led to the escalation of Palestinian-Israeli contradictions, and at the same time, the contradictions between Yemen and Yemen's Houthi forces have further escalated.
Moreover, the U.S. strategy in the Middle East has played a role in the growing influence of China and Russia in the region. The escalating economic and trade frictions between China and the United States and the contradictions between Russia and Ukraine have put the United States' international strategic position to a severe test.
In the Middle East, China has gradually strengthened its influence through Saudi mediation and other means, and Russia has also strengthened its sphere of influence in the Middle East through its intervention in Syria.
In conclusion, it is clear that US policy towards the Middle East must be rethought and revised. The United States must realize that the unilateralist hardline policy and armed intervention will not only not help resolve the Middle East issue, but will also make the situation in the region more turbulent and more contradictory.
The United States should listen more to the views of Middle Eastern countries, respect their sovereignty and independence, and replace the use of force to resolve problems through diplomacy and dialogue. Only in this way can the long-term rights and interests of the United States in the Middle East and the world be effectively safeguarded.
What the United States has done in the Middle East has had a tremendous impact not only on the regional balance, but also on the world. When the situation in the Middle East changes, other powers, led by China and Russia, are also playing a more active role in the region. This change not only reflects the declining position of the United States in the world, but also reflects the development trend of multipolarization in world politics.
As the Middle East faces new challenges, the U.S. response is particularly important. First, it is necessary for the United States to rethink its long-term strategy in the Middle East. This means that the United States should not only pay attention to the interests of traditional Asian allies such as Israel and Saudi Arabia, but also think about how it can maintain stronger and constructive ties with other countries such as Iran and Iraq.
Only in this way can the United States achieve a balance of interests among different countries and avoid unnecessary contradictions and antagonisms. Second, the Middle East issue should focus on multilateral cooperation and international law, and strengthen US action in the Middle East. The United States should play its role in multilateral institutions, including the United Nations, and give full play to its role in the Middle East issue.
The United States should abide by international law and norms and oppose the adoption of unilateral and hard-line measures to safeguard its position in the world and maintain world peace and security.
Based on this, the United States should also strengthen cooperation and dialogue with China, Russia, and other Middle Eastern countries. Although China and the United States have contradictions and different views on some issues, they both have the same interests in countering terrorism and promoting regional stability. By building an efficient system of communication and cooperation, the United States can not only alleviate the Middle East problem, but also make more contributions to world security and stability.
Fourth, U.S. foreign policy toward the Middle East should focus on humanistic and development issues. Many of the contradictions and instability in the Middle East are caused by economic and social problems.
To that end, the United States should provide development assistance and infrastructure support to countries in the Middle East to improve their livelihoods and improve their lives. This will not only help ease regional relations, but also help the United States form a more positive and long-term influence in the region.
In general, it is very necessary for the United States to rethink and reposition its Middle East strategy. Based on the principle of mutual respect, cooperation and win-win results, the long-term interests of the United States in the Middle East and the world will be effectively guaranteed.
This is also what the United States should do to play a responsible country on the world stage. By doing so, the United States can not only enhance its influence in the Middle East region, but also make more contributions to promoting peace and development in the international community.