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Recent tensions in the Middle East have drawn the world's attention, especially Israel's preparations for a ground military operation in Rafah in the southernmost part of the Gaza Strip, which has provoked a strong response from Egypt.
Egypt declared that it would lift the peace treaty with Israel once Israeli troops entered the Rafah area. The peace agreement has been a pillar of stability in the Middle East since its signing in 1979, and the threat today shows Egypt's serious concern about regional instability.
One of the key factors in Egypt's response to Israel's threats is that the Rafah region shares a common border with Egypt. This small stretch of land is home to 1.3 million Palestinians, and a military campaign on the ground would cause crowds to flood the Egyptian border, putting enormous pressure on Egypt.
At present, Egypt has mobilized heavy troops on the border of the Gaza Strip and is ready to respond to a potential military conflict.
Tensions in the Middle East are not confined to the conflict between Israel and Palestine. The Syrian Foreign Minister's recent statement that Syria is ready for a new round of war with Israel has attracted widespread attention.
Since the Fourth Middle East War in 1973, a relatively calm border has been maintained between Syria and Israel, even called "not a shot shot". The Syrian Foreign Minister's remarks show the gravity of the current situation in the Middle East, especially against the backdrop of a new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
At this moment full of chaos and suddenness, Putin gave an in-depth interpretation of the history of Russia and Ukraine. He emphasized Russia's historic contribution to Ukraine, noting that modern Ukraine is an artificial state created by Lenin and Stalin. Putin reviewed Russia's history in detail, including the Rurik dynasty, Mongol rule, and the complex geopolitics of Ukraine.
Putin explained Russia's generosity towards Ukraine, especially after the collapse of the Soviet Union, when Russia gave a large amount of territory to Ukraine, hoping that the two countries would maintain friendly relations. Ukraine, with the support of the West, is gradually embarking on an anti-Russian path, which Russia finds intolerable.
Three main reasons have contributed to the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war. The coup d'état in Ukraine and the military crackdown on eastern Ukraine have left Russia angry. Ukraine's intention to join NATO has raised concerns in Russia, especially NATO's plans to build a military base in Ukraine. Ukraine's threat of renewed nuclear weapons has heightened tensions and made Russia feel a huge threat to its security.
In Putin's opinion, the West is more afraid of a strong China than a strong Russia. He noted that Russia has 1500 million people, compared to 1.5 billion people in China. This argument has been interpreted by some scholars as Putin's attempt to sow discord between China and the United States, highlighting the intricacies of the situation in the Middle East and the international landscape.
At this moment of chaos, suddenness and possibility, the future of the Middle East is still full of uncertainty. As various forces intertwine and conflict, the creators will continue to pay close attention to and deeply interpret the turbulent situation in this region.
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