On that quiet morning of December 27, the Houthis locked on the USS D. D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) in the U.S. aircraft carrier battle group, confirming that on that quiet morning of December 27, the Houthis had locked onto the USS D. D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) in the U.S. aircraft carrier battle group. The battle began with the Houthis' swift trajectory, with fire piercing the sky and casting a stunningly blazing glow. In the southern part of the Red Sea, US F-18 "Super Hornet" fighters and the "Arleigh Burke"-class guided-missile destroyer USS Laban (DDG-58) scrambled into the air to launch a palpitating anti-missile interception operation.
The United States, once the seat of the world hegemon, is now caught in the abyss of the ** human war, which catches people off guard. The U.S. military, which has always been good at manipulating people around the world, is now in a quagmire. After ascending to the throne of hegemony, the United States did not hesitate to sow the seeds of war around the world for the sake of a steady stream of wealth. Although the United States has also personally participated in the war, its real trick is the ** human war. Through various open organizations such as associations, the United States skillfully weaves the music of strife within other countries, and then skillfully uses these notes to cause conflict and friction. The skill of cultivating the best people in other countries has enabled the United States to continue to profit from the frenzy of war behind the scenes.
Of course, it is also possible that the United States will directly use the best people from third countries to start a war, such as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which will become a typical war of people. In this war, Ukraine is like a superb ** person, controlling the direction of the war. In addition, the United States has also staged many fascinating battles in the Middle East, among which Israel plays the most important role of the United States.
However, what the United States did not expect was that one day they themselves would be mired in the war of the best people. Right now, the attacks that broke out on the Red Sea are drawing the United States into a painful and real war of people, and this time, the United States is on its own and is fighting against the Houthis.
This time, the United States could not find a reliable ** person, Israel was tightly contained by Hamas, and Saudi Arabia and other countries refused to act for the United States, so that the United States had to fall into a quagmire. Although the United States is good at creating a war of people, this time it found itself in a quagmire from which it could not extricate itself. This is undoubtedly a great irony for the United States, which did not expect to find itself in such an embarrassment. Iran, on the other hand, played very well in this war, and governed itself in the same way as its own people. The United States is now beginning to taste the bitter fruit of the "war of the people", which can be described as reaping the consequences.
The U.S. military's hopes of forming an escort alliance were dashed, and the huge ** was like a beast carrying thousands of missiles and advancing into the Red Sea, intending to carry out a wanton feat. The United States once had the luxury of centering itself on domination in the Red Sea, but this time they overestimated themselves and the response of other countries. France, Australia, Italy, Spain, and other allies that have always been dependent on the United States not only ignored them, but also slapped the United States in the face on the spot and refused any cooperation. Even under the pressure of the United States, the countries that promised to join the escort formation only agreed on the surface, and the actual actions were minimal, and only a small number of military personnel were sent to observe, and none of them were willing to take a step. The American plan to try to form an escort group ended in failure.
The United States realized that the formation of the multinational coalition was in tatters, and had no choice but to strike on its own. They are well aware of the severity of the situation and understand that they can only rely on themselves and have no one to rely on. Two aircraft carrier battle groups gathered in the Middle East, and even **, which was originally planned to go to Philippine waters, was urgently transferred to the Middle East. The U.S. Burke-2A Aegis ship and many other **, loaded with more than 1,000 anti-aircraft missiles, shocked the Red Sea, in order to set off a storm in this sea area. It is reported that these destroyers are armed with 96 units of MK41 vertical launchers and the Hairam close-in defense missile system, and only one ** carries more than 200 anti-aircraft missiles.
Thousands of U.S. missiles gathered, warheads ready, ready to unleash a roar to intercept missiles and drones from Yemen's Houthi rebels, forming a shocking military exchange. In this highly tense situation, the US nuclear dealers heard the news and announced the restart of the production line of the Standard 2 anti-aircraft missile. It has been learned that in the past month alone, the US military has put into use more than 50 missiles in the Red Sea region, while the US arms manufacturers produce only about 350 new shipborne air defense missiles every year. Obviously, this Red Sea dispute has opened a door to business opportunities for the United States. The 1,000 missiles of the US military gathered in the Red Sea to meet the onslaught of the Houthis, however, these missiles obviously could not ensure the security of the Red Sea route 100%. Even if the U.S. military launches all the missiles with all its might, the final outcome is still full of uncertainty.
The US military sailed majestically into the Red Sea, and the many missiles on the ship were like an overwhelming thunderbolt, and in the face of many oncoming missiles, the US military launched a tense and fierce missile interception battle. The U.S. ** ship was full of pride and marched into the Red Sea with great momentum, but it encountered a thrilling threat in the vastness of the Red Sea. At the moment when the United States was carrying out a high-profile escort mission, several missiles suddenly came straight towards the US ship. The U.S. Command issued an emergency notice on December 23 that Yemen's Houthi rebels launched a wave of anti-ship ballistic missile attacks aimed at U.S. warships in the Red Sea. In the face of this fierce onslaught of Houthi anti-ship missiles, the US ship quickly reacted and urgently launched missiles to intercept them. In the end, the U.S. military successfully thwarted the missile threat and saved itself from the missile.
At the same time, the U.S. military announced a colorful military confrontation. The Houthis are not only attacking with missiles, but also with a barrage of drone attacks. The U.S. ** command urgently claimed that the Aegis-class destroyer USS Raboon quickly fired missiles, accurately destroying four oncoming drones. This thrilling scene reveals that the Houthis have regarded US ships as direct targets against the backdrop of US military escorting Israeli cargo ships and even threatening the Houthis. The U.S. military is caught in this uncertain war of attrition, and such a predicament is undoubtedly the most painful and undesirable for it.
Attacks are in full swing, sirens are echoing in all directions, and Iran has issued an urgent warning of a blockade of the Mediterranean, pushing the United States into a corner. 200 kilometers southwest of Velawal, India, an Israeli freighter was under heavy attack by drones. In a statement, the Pentagon insisted it was a one-way attack drone, trying to highlight Iran's involvement. However, the rhetoric of the United States is only empty rhetoric, because they lack hard evidence. This series of events is no longer just about Iran's attacks, but more importantly, this multi-point flowering attack has begun.
On the waters of the Persian Gulf, the sun shimmers in the microwaves, and the waters of the Strait of Hormuz are like a magnificent picture. However, recent attacks in this vast area of the ocean have created tensions throughout the Arabian Sea region. From Somali waters to the Red Sea, these areas are becoming the focus of numerous attacks.
Even a huge U.S. warship, even a powerful missile system, is difficult to ensure the safety of shipping. In the case of frequent attacks, the US military feels very troubled. Even more striking is the fact that Iran has publicly warned that if the United States continues to wreak havoc in Gaza, the Mediterranean Sea will be blocked, and the Strait of Gibraltar and other shipping routes will be closed. This situation has clearly put the United States in an extremely difficult situation.
An Indian oil tanker was attacked in the Red Sea, and the sea surface was filled with thick smoke, sending an urgent distress signal to the US ** ship. However, in the scenario of a multi-point attack, the U.S. military clearly felt overwhelmed and unable to provide adequate support. The U.S. side announced on the 23rd that the Indian-flagged oil tanker had been attacked, but the U.S. military failed to effectively intercept the attacking drone after the Indian tanker sent a distress signal. It can be said that when faced with this dilemma, the US military can only take corresponding reactions after the incident occurs, and cannot prevent the attack from happening in advance.