Recently, the 20-nation alliance formed by the United States is facing the crisis of imminent dissolution. After the United States confidently announced that more than 20 countries had joined the Red Sea escort alliance, it was rejected by its allies and acted independently. Spain directly refused to participate, France and Italy said they would go it alone, while countries such as Australia, the Netherlands and Norway joined without sending ** and planes, only expressing support for the United States. The main force of the coalition fleet is still the United States, which puts the United States in a dilemma and does not know whether to launch a strike on the radar facilities in Yemen. If it strikes, the U.S. military will face retaliation from the Houthis, who have anti-ship ballistic missiles, which could cause damage to the U.S. ship if not careful. If it is not struck, Israel will be blockaded by the Houthis and will not be able to receive assistance. And recently, Iran's tough rhetoric, especially against Israel, has made the White House aware of the seriousness of reality.
The 20-nation coalition was formed to lift the Houthi blockade of Israel in an attempt by the United States to put pressure on Iran. However, the rejection and independent actions of the allies broke the American plan. It has also led to confusion about whether the United States can still defend Israel's interests. For Iran, it is also a great opportunity to flex its muscles and break free from the constraints of the United States.
Iran has been unequivocal about Israel, vowing to make Tel Aviv pay the price, while saying Israel is facing a countdown. Such statements are far from rhetoric, but a manifestation of Iran's resolve. Earlier, Tehran had warned that if the Israeli army did not stop its operations in Gaza, the Mediterranean Sea might be blocked, including the Strait of Gibraltar, the Suez Canal and other passages may be closed. At the time, many people thought that Iran was talking big and that they did not have the strength to achieve this. However, a series of recent events have shed light on Iran's strength.
Iran's tough rhetoric has put Israel in a difficult position. They declared that they were going to pay Tel Aviv, which made Israel wary of Iran's actions. Iranian Foreign Minister Abdollahian also said that Israel is facing a countdown. Such statements are not simple threats, but a manifestation of Iran's resolve. Previously, Tehran has repeatedly warned that if the Israeli army does not stop its operations in Gaza, the Mediterranean Sea may be blocked, including the Strait of Gibraltar, the Suez Canal and other passages may be closed. Although many people thought at the time that Iran was talking big, they did not have the strength to achieve this goal. However, a series of recent events have once again caused a reassessment of Iran's strength.
Recently, Israeli ships were attacked by drones near India, an incident that sheds more light on Iran's military power. According to the analysis of American experts, considering the range limitation of the drone, the attack is likely to come from Iran's "drone carrier", and combined with the hypersonic missiles in their hands, these ** need to retreat even in the face of the US aircraft carrier fleet. In the event of a conflict, America's own security would be threatened, let alone to save Israel. Therefore, Iran's threat to blockade the Mediterranean Sea and the assertion that Israel will pay the price are not unfounded.
Recently, Israeli ships were attacked by drones near India, which is a shocking incident. Based on the analysis of the attack, American experts believe that the attack is highly likely to come from Iran's "drone carriers", which also have hypersonic missiles, taking into account the range limitations of the drone. The power of these ** should not be underestimated, even in the face of the US aircraft carrier fleet, it is necessary to retreat. This series of events has led to a deeper understanding of Iran's military prowess, and it has also made the United States realize its own vulnerability to the status quo of Israel.
France, Italy and other countries have refused to participate in the U.S. military's Red Sea escort alliance, a move that hints at concerns about Iran's military prowess. The rejection of these countries has also led to further reflection on whether the United States can rely on its allies to solve problems in the Middle East. Iran's military strength is worrying, not only capable of blocking passages such as the Mediterranean, but also posing a serious threat to Israel. In this case, the independent actions of the allies show that they are not willing to easily get caught up in a possible conflict.
The independent actions of the allies give food for thought. France, Italy and other countries have refused to participate in the U.S. military's Red Sea escort alliance, revealing their concerns about Iran's military strength. The independent actions of these countries have shown that they are not willing to easily fall into situations that could lead to conflict. It also makes people rethink whether the United States can rely on its allies to solve problems in the Middle East. Iran's military might should not be underestimated, they have the ability to block passages such as the Mediterranean, and they can also pose a serious threat to Israel. In this case, the actions of the allies show that they are not willing to take easy risks and prefer to maintain an independent position.
In the current situation, Iran's military might cannot be ignored, and its assertiveness and threats to Israel have raised a new sense of their resolve and capabilities. At the same time, the United States is faced with the difficult problem of resolving the Middle East problem. The independent actions of the allies show their concern about Iran's power and their apprehension about being drawn into the conflict. In such a situation, it will be difficult for the United States not only to protect its own security, but also to save the blockaded Israel. How to resolve the current crisis in the future still requires the joint efforts and communication of all parties to find the most appropriate solution. We hope that all parties will remain calm and maintain regional peace and stability through dialogue and cooperation.