The recent spate of US-Iran tensions has drawn global attention, with the US almost on the verge of making a move against Iran, but at the last minute, it has withdrawn. Looking back now, the reasons for this have become clear.
With the US military personally going down, once the "invincible golden body" of the aircraft carrier is broken, the loss of interests will by no means be a small amount. Just as the wolf king is in the wolf pack, he must always maintain an invincible image. If you show a hint of weakness, your little brothers will most likely take the opportunity to bite you. Therefore, the risk of defeat for the United States is undoubtedly enormous.
If the United States really succeeds in defeating Iran, it will mean becoming the first regime. In this way, who can the United States sell to in the future?Will an ally like Lian Sha continue to spend $100 billion to buy the United States?This is a question that needs to be well thought out.
Not only that, but the Americans are well aware that it is not wise to continue to impose sanctions on Iran. If Iran is really attacked by force, whether it wins or loses, it will cause the United States to lose its position as the number one in the world. It goes without saying that countries like China and Russia will wake up from their dreams and laugh.
In fact, the United States no longer has enough strength to start a war. To fight a war, money is needed, and the U.S. debt is not cared for, which leads to a major problem. How can the United States wage war if it does not have enough money?In addition, there is no obvious strategic conflict with Iran, so the willingness of the United States to take the risks of war is relatively low.
Overall, the U.S. decision to withdraw its troops was based on a number of factors. First, the United States is aware that war could cause huge losses to its interests, not only at the military level, but also at the political, economic, and geopolitical levels. Second, bringing Iran down as a regime would bring new problems and complications. Finally, the relative weakening of the United States and its lack of adequate economic resources also limit the possibility of war.