Biden has recently suffered a series of bad news, including a rocket attack on the US Embassy in Iraq, Spain's expulsion of American spies, and US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was exposed to threatening members of Congress. The rocket attack on the U.S. Embassy in Iraq has caused great concern. This attack exposes the United States' bias towards Israel in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, causing more Middle Eastern countries and forces to see it as "behind the scenes", which may make the United States face more attacks in the Middle East. Spain** expelled three U.S. spies, a move that further highlighted the awkward position of the United States among its allies.
In addition, U.S. Secretary of Defense Austin was revealed to have threatened members of the U.S. Congress, and this scandal also smeared Biden**. All these events have highlighted the challenges and dilemmas facing the United States in international affairs. How to solve these problems is an urgent issue facing Biden at present. Spain's announcement of the expulsion of American spies is undoubtedly a slap in the face to the United States. This incident not only caused the United States to lose face, but also caused panic in other Western countries, fearing that they would also be infiltrated by the United States. This is definitely an annoyance for Biden.
We can see from this that the United States has no trust and respect for the so-called "Western allies", and its attempt to plant spies within its allies shows that the United States is trying to further monitor and manipulate other Western countries. In addition, relations between Western countries are not as consolidated as they appear on the surface, and are full of open and secret fights, and even stabbing in the back. The contradictions and conflicts of interests between the US and the Western camp have become increasingly fierce and scattered, and it has become increasingly difficult for the United States to maintain global hegemony by uniting the Western camp.
Another piece of bad news is that U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has threatened some U.S. House members with the idea that if they do not approve an increase in military aid to Ukraine, they will send their relatives to the front line between Russia and Ukraine to fight Russia. This threat shows that the current Russia-Ukraine war situation is very unfavorable to both Ukraine and the United States, and Austin's threat is meaningless at all, except for bringing greater negative information to Biden, it is impossible to force the US House of Representatives to agree to increase military aid to Ukraine.
The whole situation seems that Biden can only watch himself and the Zelensky regime fail together. These incidents have undoubtedly dealt a serious blow to the international image and influence of the United States and Western countries.