The ship sank eventually.
In the far Middle East, in the crystal clear waters of the Red Sea, a British merchant ship named "Ruby", flying the Belizean flag, finally sank after half a month of trouble. The ship carried more than 410,000 tons of fertilizer, a large amount of oil and fuel, once thought to be safe under the escort of the United States and Britain and other countries.
However, the truth was revealed on February 18, when the Ruby was attacked by Houthi missiles in Yemen while crossing the Strait of Babartman. The cargo ship began to tilt into the water and eventually sank on March 2. It was also the first time that the Houthis had successfully sunk a large Western cargo ship.
Despite the successful evacuation of the ship's personnel, it is clear that the accident will trigger an ecological catastrophe. Looking back on my experience working in the Middle East, the Red Sea left me with the clearest impression of the ocean. Its high salinity makes it clearer than the Mediterranean, and its transparency is better than that of many other seas. In places like Sharm el-Sheikh, colorful corals and a variety of tropical fish swim near the shore, making for a beautiful underwater scene.
However, events always tend to go in the worst direction. One of the most beautiful seas in the world, the Red Sea, is facing a serious ecological catastrophe, and the global shipping industry is also experiencing a major crisis.
The source of the incident, Gaza, is suffering from one of the most tragic human catastrophes of the twenty-first century. In just a few months, more than 30,000 people have lost their lives here, the vast majority of whom are innocent women and children.
What is humanity in this humanitarian catastrophe?
Not so long ago, more than 100 people were killed in a starvation race for relief supplies by Gaza's residents. The Palestinians accused Israeli soldiers of blatant shooting at innocent civilians, while Israel denied the accusation, claiming that Israeli forces were maintaining order at the time and that the Palestinians were mainly responsible for the stampede that caused the situation to spiral out ......of control
There are too many bloodstained ** to show them all. However, the one that I browsed on CNN was heart-wrenching, with children holding all kinds of spoonpans and stretching their arms with difficulty, longing for some relief food.
These colorful pots often represent the hope of survival for the whole family. Through **, the voices of children crying and helplessness can be felt.
Sadly, there was not much relief food left in front of them, only a small bowl.
Despite the 21st century, more than 2 million people are still starving under the flames of war, putting their lives at risk.
What hell is this?
This is the hell that humanity faces!
It seems that the United States can finally stand idly by, and perhaps its conscience has awakened, and they have finally carried out an airdrop of relief food in Gaza.
This is really an irony, without the support of the United States all the time, and without the US vote in the United Nations Security Council, Israel would have wantonly slaughtered? Will Gaza become such a hell on earth?
Again, when more than 100 civilians were killed, I saw groups of Gazans walking towards the relief convoy.
They were expecting to be able to get some food to fill their stomachs, but they ushered in collective ** and death.
What is Mole Ant?
They are the poor ants. In this depressing world, things always go in the worst direction, some people always like to put on a hypocritical show, and some people are even more indifferent. For ordinary people who are struggling at the bottom of society, the number of people who do not see the future cannot be ignored. In this cruel reality, people often face an unforgiving reality and have to make all kinds of difficult choices in order to survive.