Text/Junjian
On November 12, Singles' Day passed.
After chopping your hands, it's time to move the bricks.
Xiaobian prepared three topics today to share interpretations with the officials.
The first topic, the Houthis invaded the US embassy, took hostages and took away equipment, and the United States called for release.
Syrian media confirmed that the Houthis in Yemen recently invaded the US embassy in the Yemeni capital Sana'a, which has been abandoned, but the Houthis have taken a large amount of equipment and materials. At the same time, more than 20 Yemenis, mostly U.S. embassy staff, have recently been taken away.
(Russian media report)
Sources claim that the Houthis detained three Yemenis on Nov. 5 and that the United States is calling on the Houthis to release them because it includes staff from the U.S. Agency for International Development and the U.S. Embassy, as well as a U.S. coordinator in the Middle East. In addition to demanding release, the United States also demanded that the Houthis return equipment and materials.
The incident is reminiscent of the Iranian hostage crisis of 1979, when the U.S. Embassy in Iran was occupied and more than 50 people were held hostage. Not long ago, Iran commemorated the event.
(Iran hostage crisis)
Of course, the scale of this incident is not large, but for the United States, it is undoubtedly very humiliating. The United States has always accused Iran of standing behind the Houthis, but the United States itself is the biggest supporter of the Saudi coalition in Yemen, and the United States has been charged with war crimes.
So the United States also has to reflect on why the US embassy is always occupied.
The second topic, China, the United States and Russia attended the Pakistan meeting, and India on the side blushed.
On the 11th, Pakistan held a "Sino-US-Russia +" conference on Afghanistan in Islamabad, and the meeting had two major points of view, one of which was that the three major powers of China, the United States and Russia were very face-saving to send delegations to attend; the second was that Afghanistan also had representatives, and The acting foreign minister of Afghanistan, Mutaji, who arrived in Islamabad on the 10th, also attended the meeting.
(Meeting Site)
The meeting has both scenes and substantive significance, china, the United States and Russia are present, and China and Pakistan are all neighbors of Afghanistan.
Looking at the meeting held by India on the 10th, it is also said that it is for Afghanistan, but India has not invited Afghan representatives at all. Although India invited China and Pakistan, Pakistan accused India of being a saboteur and did not need to come; China said it was not available and did not send a delegation to attend.
India held a meeting to discuss Afghanistan, only to turn itself into an outsider. In fact, India really should think about what it has gained after all these years of jumping up and down with the United States in Afghanistan.
(Group photo of the Pakistani meeting)
Moreover, India has recently made continuous moves on the Sino-Indian border, and India has shown extreme insincerity in negotiations between China and India. After that, India also moved US-made weapons to the border and carried out large-scale highland airborne landings in front of China.
India, you like it so much, then where cool and where to stay...
The third topic, the opening picture content is all speculation, the British media hype British aircraft carriers in the South China Sea to track Chinese submarines.
Britain's Sky News claimed that they learned from the British military that the British aircraft carrier Queen Elizabeth was also trying to find Chinese submarines when looking for a presence in the South China Sea, and was also prepared for carrier-based aircraft to intercept Chinese military aircraft.
When the "Queen Elizabeth" aircraft carrier was in the Asia-Pacific region in August, the British media also speculated that the British frigate "found Chinese nuclear submarines" in the South China Sea. But experts believe that this should be the British media making up.
(British military photo)
Combined with the previous British media hype "China's hypersonic weapons program", it can be seen that the British media is indeed good at trying to find words and rely on the trick of editing.
But don't forget that the British aircraft carrier battle group's trip to the Asia-Pacific region was a joke from beginning to end. Before the fleet could set off, there was a supply ship fire accident, followed by a carrier-based aircraft failure, and then repaired by Russia in the Black Sea, followed by several nests of escort warships. Coupled with the reasons of "water and soil", British aircraft carriers have also had problems in the Asia-Pacific region many times. The most crucial thing is that this fleet is infected with the new crown and has become a "mobile drug nest", and countries along the road have "friendly rejection".
(Russian reconnaissance ships parked next to Dutch frigates escorting British carriers.
Until recently, when the fleet returned to the Middle East, it was followed by Russian reconnaissance ships, and Russian reconnaissance ships were directly parked next to British escort ships, and the two sides shared a port, and the scene was harmonious.
The Uk recently invested £100 million to upgrade electronic warfare technology, and the British media can also think of a "terrible warning" to China and Russia.
Well, just be happy in England.