Biden must have made a move on the three targets of China, Iran and Russia, which one will the United States choose?
The US military was attacked in the Middle East, causing **, and the Republican Party put pressure on Biden ** to take countermeasures. The attack, which targeted a military base in Jordan and was allegedly carried out by a drone, killed three U.S. soldiers. The White House *** committee accused Iran of long-standing support for these attack groups. Republicans took the opportunity to accuse Biden of weakness and demanded devastating military retaliation. Trump also came out to criticize Biden, saying that his weakness has brought the United States to the brink of World War III.
The incident has left Biden in a dilemma: whether to strike back at Iran, and how. This has become one of Biden's biggest headaches, because choosing to fight back could lead to an escalation of the situation in the Middle East, and not fighting back will give the Republican Party an opportunity to accuse him of weakness and cause serious political pressure on Biden in the first year.
The course of the attack raises suspicions, and the US military base actually failed to defend itself against an ordinary suicide drone. There are reports that the U.S. military mistook the incoming drone for its own aircraft, causing the defense line to be breached. The omission has raised questions about the U.S. military's experience, whether it is a coincidence or a conspiracy, or whether it will be revealed many years later.
Biden has considered three options for how to retaliate against Iran when faced with the question of how to retaliate against Iran: a direct attack on Iran itself, a crackdown on Iran-backed organizations abroad, and an increase in sanctions against Iran. However, a direct military strike on Iran itself is less likely, and the option of targeting groups abroad will face many challenges, and the increased sanctions will be politically questionable.
In order to deflect the crisis, Biden may choose to create another controllable crisis to divert public attention from China, Iran and Russia. Options include Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific, corresponding to Russia, Iran, and China, respectively. This strategy could help Biden defuse the current political pressures while maintaining control over the region.
However, the end of dollar hegemony could be one of the biggest crises ahead. The global trend of "de-dollarization" is underway, and many countries are reducing their dependence on the dollar. China is rising in the fields of science and technology, military and other fields, and the advantage of the United States is gradually weakening. The United States has tried to contain China's rise through "de-risking" and "war", but this also reflects that the United States has entered a state of tension. Both Republicans and Democrats are trying to prevent the collapse of "dollar hegemony", but China's rise seems to be unstoppable.
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