U.S. forces have carried out airstrikes on more than 85 targets in Iraq and Syria, targeting Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force and affiliated militias. The action was seen as retaliation for the recent attack on a US military base in Jordan. According to Iran ** on the 3rd, citing Syrian sources, the airstrike has killed 10 people and injured 19 people in Syria.
This incident has not only aggravated tensions in the Middle East, but also triggered widespread concern and deep reflection on the US policy in the Middle East. The military interventionism of the United States has undoubtedly added fuel to the fire in this region, which is full of conflicts and contradictions, and has further undermined stability and peace in the Middle East.
U.S. policy in the Middle East has long been controversial. From interfering in Iraq's internal affairs, to propping up Israel, to sanctioning and suppressing Iran, every step the United States has taken seems to have exacerbated tensions in the region. Now, with the U.S. military's airstrikes in Iraq and Syria, the consequences of this interventionism are becoming more apparent.
Iranian analysts pointed out that the continued violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria and Iraq by the US military is the main factor that further aggravates the instability in the region. They called on the United States to correct its erroneous Middle East policy, stop interfering in regional affairs, and stop its hegemonic and bullying behaviors.
The experts' cries are not unfounded. Historically, U.S. policy in the Middle East has often been accompanied by wars and conflicts. From the war in Iraq to the civil war in Syria, U.S. influence is everywhere. However, instead of bringing peace and stability, these interventions have exacerbated instability and suffering in the region.
Faced with the complex situation in the Middle East, the United States needs to deeply rethink its policies. True peace is not achieved through force and threat, but through dialogue and cooperation. The United States should abandon the outdated zero-sum mentality and seek to establish equal, mutually beneficial and win-win relations with countries in the region to jointly promote peace and development in the Middle East. Project Sword
In addition, the international community should strengthen cooperation to jointly address the challenges in the Middle East. Through diplomacy and international law, we should safeguard the sovereignty and territorial integrity of countries in the region and promote the political settlement of conflicts and differences. Only in this way can real peace and prosperity be brought to the Middle East region.
At a time when war is rekindled, we call on the United States and the international community to resolve disputes and conflicts in the Middle East through peace, cooperation and dialogue. Let the dawn of peace shine on this ancient land, so that the people of the Middle East can enjoy the fruits of peace and prosperity.