The recent conflict between Palestine and Israel has been escalating, and the situation in the Middle East has become increasingly grim. Riots in the region are nothing new, but their recent developments seem to be quite serious. The Middle East has historically been a place of convergence of many geographical powers, and recent wars have exacerbated instability in the region. Under such circumstances, the intervention of an external force like the United States has added many uncertainties to an already volatile region.
In particular, the role and actions of the United States in the Middle East have attracted the attention of the world. In just a few hours, the US team launched an attack on three countries with independent territories without announcing it, a move that not only shows the aggressive nature of the United States, but also its domineering nature in the world.
First, an attack was launched against Yemen. According to reports, on the evening of February 2, the United States and the United Kingdom launched an attack on Yemeni areas under the de facto control of the Houthis. Joint U.S.-UK airstrikes have become commonplace, with the focus on Hajjah province in northwestern Yemen. While the fighting in Gaza has eased, the U.S. intensification of its attacks on the Houthis, which looks like what the U.S. calls "protecting the Red Sea Route," is actually just an action to counter the Houthis.
In addition to Yemen, the United States has taken action in two other places that are no less than those of other countries. Twenty-two bases on the Jordanian-Syrian border were reportedly attacked by local militant groups, killing U.S. soldiers**. The attack is considered to be the worst blow to the U.S. team in the Palestinian-Israeli war, and it is widely expected that the U.S. team will retaliate. Sure enough, in the early morning of February 3, the U.S. ** team launched a major counterattack.
The Russian news agency said that the United States used a number of fighter jets, among them the "Lancers" of the B-1B, who launched a war against Afghanistan and Syria in the regions of Iraq and Syria. The U.S. Air Force, known as the "U.S. Central Command," used more than 100 missiles and precision-navigation bombs in the campaign, and destroyed many bases such as unmanned aircraft hangars and control centers. It is clear that this is a large revenge operation against the attack on the 22nd floor.
Iranian-funded militant groups are the primary targets of the U.S. campaign. There are reports that the armored forces of the pro-Iranian armed "Taffu Brigade" stationed on the Syrian border were hit by the US Air Force. News reports in Syria say that the air strikes of the US ** team resulted in a lot of loss of life.
The United States launched a large-scale attack on the three countries between 2 and 3 February, and this series of actions was clearly aggressive. Such an act is legally unjustified and should be condemned and condemned by judicial organs around the world. Although the U.S. team's actions were said to be a reaction to an attack on their Middle East bases, there is no evidence to justify their actions.
It should be noted that the United States has built a series of military facilities in the Middle East, which is also a matter of concern. With the exception of Jordan, both Iraq and Syria have expressed great anger at the US team's construction of bases on their soil. Syria even blatantly accused the US team of "not leaving", and made it clear that the US team did not receive the invitation.
The US ** team not only built a large number of military facilities in the above-mentioned areas, but also stole and plundered local crops in places such as Syria and Iraq, which aroused widespread indignation and accusations. This shows that the United States would not have been attacked if it had not violated the lands of other countries. After the United States suffered a counterattack, not only did it not reflect on itself, but also stepped up its attack on the United States, which made them even more angry.
The Iraqi army expressed strong dissatisfaction with the above-mentioned actions of the United States, saying that its attacks violated Iraq's sovereignty and undermined the Iraqi peace process. As a result of the large number of bomb attacks carried out by the United States on the three countries, the situation in the Middle East has become more uncertain. We will continue to wait and see how things develop.
Personally, the war in the Middle East is a manifestation of the hegemonism adopted by the United States around the world. The United States has adopted a series of measures on the Middle East issue to safeguard security and stability in the Middle East region. What is needed in the Middle East is peace and dialogue, not more armed intervention and conflict. The United States should rethink its Middle East policy and seek peaceful coexistence with the countries of the region by peaceful means, rather than by force of force. Only in this way can we contribute to peace and stability in the region and in the world.