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The current global war situation is worrying, with conflicts between Russia and Ukraine, Israel and Hamas, Iran and Pakistan, among others, intensifying. Against this backdrop, the Houthis rely on the continued support of Iran and a certain supporter to export war to the United States regardless of the dangers. On the other hand, North Korea is also looking for opportunities to interfere, and whenever there is major turmoil in the Taiwan region, North Korea is bound to cause trouble. There are stark parallels to what happened more than 70 years ago. Among them, I pay more attention to the tacit cooperation between the Houthis and North Korea. Although at first the Houthis relied on the support of Iran and a mysterious state, they bravely and strategically took Israel as a target, and even challenged the United States. Recently, however, the Houthis themselves have come to a realization. Because the Houthis found out that despite the fact that the United States sent a combined fleet to protect and even carry out air strikes on its territory, the result was nothing more than that. The Houthis have become more and more aggressive, first adding Japan to a new list of attacks, and now India and South Korea. What does this mean? The Houthis not only bombed British and American ships, attacked**, but also carried out point-to-point ballistic missile strikes. However, the United States and the United Kingdom, the two P5 countries, do not have many effective tricks, and it can be said that they are barefoot and not afraid to wear shoes. Despite fighting for so long, the Houthis have achieved something. And these developments have been closely watched by North Korea. Slowly, North Korea has also found some doorways. Now that the Houthis have pinned down some of the U.S. forces, North and South Korea can also create some commotion. South Korea and Japan are also feeling the pressure after the recent escalation of the border standoff between North Korea and South Korea. After all, North Korea has nuclear **, and after the successful launch of satellites from rockets, the technology of launching missiles cannot be ignored. In this regard, the level of the DPRK is obvious, its missile technology is sufficient to deliver missiles to their destinations. South Korea is a hostile country with North Korea, while Japan sees all of its neighbors as enemies. Therefore, at this time the United States must help Japan and South Korea. Moreover, as long as the Houthis continue to fight, the United States will not be able to deal with North Korea with all its might, and the United States cannot ignore the needs of South Korea and Japan. As a result, the current global game situation is relatively clear: the Houthis in the West continue to fight, North Korea in the East continues to stir, and the United States can only exert deterrence in two directions. The Houthi area is protected by a coalition fleet and patrolled by aircraft carriers, and the North Korean side will not show weakness. According to currently known information, the positions of three aircraft carrier battle groups of the US Navy are ready to destroy the missile launch sites of the DPRK threatening the United States at any time. In addition, the F16 fighter-attack aircraft wing at Osan Air Base and Gunsan Air Base in the South Korean garrison, with a total of about 500 combat aircraft, can participate in combat at any time. Well, the DPRK itself understands the consequences of a blow, so what will they do? Will they continue to seek the help of Big Brother from the past few decades? Or wait for Russian support? Or is it trying to launch missiles yourself to threaten? Even the cost of losing 1,500 people in exchange for 25,000 enemy men is a **** annoyance for us! We don't have too many backup plans, and it's really easy to get into trouble by the "second kicks" in the neighboring areas! I hope you will follow, like, and thank you for your support.
At present, there is constant fighting and escalation in many parts of the world. Tensions between Russia and Ukraine are rising, the conflict between Israel and Hamas is also heating up, and Iran and Pakistan are fighting each other. In addition, NATO has launched a massive military exercise of 90,000 troops in preparation for an attack on the enemy. In the midst of this vast dispute, the Houthis, with the support of Iran and a secret state, continue to export war to the United States. At the same time, our close neighbor North Korea has not been idle, and whenever there is a major upheaval in our Wanwan province, North Korea unexpectedly creates riots. Drawing on the history of more than 70 years ago, we have to focus on the tacit cooperation between the Houthis and North Korea.
The Houthis, relying on the support of Iran and some mysterious state from the beginning to the end, bravely and cunningly confront Israel as well as the United States. Recently, however, the Houthis have come to realize their place in the war. Although the United States sent a coalition fleet to escort ships and carried out air strikes on Houthi territory, the results were not much different from what they were at the beginning. The Houthis are becoming more confident that they are targeting not only Japan, but now India, South Korea, and other countries. The implication of this move is self-evident.
The Houthis bombed British ships, bombed American ships, and even dared to attack in a direct way**, launching point-to-point ballistic missile strikes. However, the United States and the United Kingdom, the world's five largest countries, have not been able to fight back effectively, just as barefoot people are not afraid to wear shoes. The Houthis have made some progress during the long fighting, but these developments have been under the watchful eye of North Korea. Slowly, North Korea also recognized the problem. Now that the Houthis have contained a part of the US power, the war between North and South Korea can also be appropriately ignited. South Korea and Japan are feeling the pressure after the recent escalation of the border standoff between North Korea and South Korea, and the successful launch of a satellite by North Korea. Because North Korea has a nuclear **, and its missile launch technology is even more worrying after a successful satellite launch. North Korea's missile technology has reached a level where it is capable of delivering missiles to targets with precision. North and South Korea are hostile countries, while Japan sees all the surrounding countries as enemies. Therefore, at this time the United States must help Japan and South Korea. Moreover, as long as the Houthis continue to fight, the United States will not be able to deal with North Korea with all its might, and South Korea and Japan cannot be ignored. As a result, the global game situation has become relatively clear: the Houthis continue to fight, North Korea continues to create unrest, and the United States can only exert pressure in two directions. The Houthis are protected by a combined fleet in the West, with aircraft carriers patrolling, and the North Korean side will not show weakness. According to currently known information, the positions of three aircraft carrier battle groups of the US Navy are ready to destroy the missile launch sites of the DPRK at any time. In addition, the F16 fighter wings at Osan Air Base and Gunsan Air Base in the South Korean garrison, with about 500 combat aircraft, can join the battle at any time. Well, the DPRK itself understands the consequences of a blow, so what will they do? Will they continue to seek the help of Big Brother for more than 70 years? Or wait for Russian assistance? Or make your own efforts to launch missiles to threaten? Even at the cost of losing 1,500 people, in exchange for the lives of 25,000 enemy people, it will be a huge trouble for us! We don't have many alternatives, and it's really easy to be neighbored"Two kicks"Stumble. I hope you can **, follow and like, thank you for your support.
First, the Houthis, backed by Iran and a mysterious state, export war to the United States. The Houthis bravely confront Israel and challenge the United States, regardless of the danger. However, they gradually realized the reality. Despite the fact that the United States sent a combined fleet to protect the Houthis, as well as carried out air strikes on their territory, the results did not change. The Houthis have become more assertive, first targeting Japan and now India and South Korea. What does the Houthi action imply?
The Houthis not only blew up British and American ships, but also launched attacks on **, even using point-to-point ballistic missiles. However, neither the United States nor the United Kingdom, the world's top five countries, have responded effectively. The Houthis have achieved some success in the long fighting, and North Korea has taken notice. North Korea is also beginning to look for suitable opportunities for interference. South Korea and Japan are also feeling the pressure after the recent escalation of the border standoff between North Korea and South Korea. North Korea has nuclear **, and after the successful launch of satellites, its missile technology has become more mature. North Korea's missile technology is good enough to deliver missiles to their targets with precision. North Korea is an enemy of South Korea, while Japan sees all of its neighbors as enemies. Therefore, now the United States must help Japan and South Korea. In addition, as long as the Houthis continue to fight, the United States will not be able to deal with North Korea with all its might, and South Korea and Japan cannot be ignored. As a result, the global game situation is relatively clear: the Houthis continue to fight, North Korea continues to cause trouble, and the United States can only exert pressure in these two directions.
The Houthis are protected by a combined fleet in the West, patrolled by aircraft carriers, and North Korea is not showing weakness. According to current information, the positions of three aircraft carrier battle groups of the US Navy are ready to destroy the missile launch sites of the DPRK threatening the United States at any time. In addition, the F16 fighter wings at Osan Air Base and Gunsan Air Base in South Korea, with a total of about 500 combat aircraft, can participate in combat at any time. Well, the DPRK itself understands the consequences of a blow, and how will they respond? Will they continue to seek the support of the great powers of the past few decades? Or wait for Russian assistance? Maybe they'll try to launch missiles to threaten. In any case, the loss of 1,500 men in exchange for 25,000 of the enemy's men is a **annoyance for us! We don't have many alternatives, and it's really easy to be neighbored"Two kicks"haunted. I hope you can **, follow and like, thank you for your support.
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