After the end of World War II, most countries in the world were exhausted by the relentless smoke of war, and in order to rebuild their economies, they put down their efforts and focused on economic construction. However, in an environment where peace is the theme of the times, the Middle East is plagued by wars all year round, with wandering refugees and dilapidated ruins in sight, and there is little stable development in sight.
The successive wars have made the economic construction of the Middle East backward, and many countries have long needed international assistance to survive. It can be seen that if the flames of war do not cease, the people of the Middle East will continue to live in a dire environment. What can be done to maintain long-term peace in the Middle East? Iran stood up and said: Only one country in the world can do this, but the country Iran is talking about is not Russia.
As the world's oil treasure house, the Middle East has a superior geographical location, abundant oil reserves, and the quality of the oil extracted is of high quality, and it is the main customer country for the introduction of oil from European and American countries. Logically, the Middle East is supposed to be the richest region in the world due to its rich oil resources, but the reality is often the opposite of ideals, and the region is full of sorrow due to constant war.
Counting the large-scale wars that have taken place in the Middle East, we are familiar with the Iran-Iraq War, the Gulf War, and the Iraq War, and the root causes of these wars are numerous, including territorial disputes, ethnic spears, religious shields, and resource struggles. If these issues are not resolved, the peace that the Middle East longs for will be elusive. So why these problems in the Middle East have not been solved has a lot to do with the United States.
The United States has long proclaimed freedom and peace in the world, but it has often provoked contradictions in various countries in the world, intensified wars, and launched wars without the United Nations once or twice, and the Iraq war is the best example. The Gulf War, which went back a little bit in time, was also a war in which the United States intervened with arms to realize its own ambitions. The war cemented America's position internationally and secured its oil resources.
Even earlier, the Iran-Iraq war was active in the United States, which was originally a conflict between Iraq and Iran, in which the United States had no right to intervene, but the United States secretly provided military assistance to Iraq, which made the already tense United States and Iran completely turn against each other. Since then, Iran has not only continued to suffer from the US embargo, but also faced various suppressive sanctions.
Iran is well aware of the United States' methods of frequently provoking disputes in the Middle East. In Iran's view, the only way to restore stability and peace in the Middle East is for the United States to refrain from interfering in the region. After all, as long as the United States starts to stir up the situation, Russia will be vigilant, and it will become a battlefield for the great power game, and all kinds of small frictions will be unavoidable.
Although Russia has a strong military, it does not want to provoke disputes in the Middle East, and as long as the United States keeps its own side, it will not fight in a big way. When the United States, the spoiler, stops its hegemonic actions in the Middle East, then there is a possibility of maintaining long-term peace in the Middle East. However, the United States has always relied on war to develop in a short period of more than 200 years, and it is not as simple as imagined to get it to give up the "fertile land" of the Middle East.