Biden's first visit to the Middle East since he became president of the United States has come to an end. Biden has visited Israel and Palestine, and when in Saudi Arabia, Biden said that Iran's activities are destabilizing the region and the United States will never allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons. In fact, this is not the first time that Biden has rendered the "Iranian threat" in the "Middle East debut", before leaving, Biden posted in the US media that "Iran will be further isolated".
Biden's visit to other regions before his trip is to first beat the side drum, pull up a small circle in the region, and divide the regional countries into two "camps", which is the usual routine of the US government. So, at the "Security and Development" summit attended by Saudi Arabia, Biden eagerly assured Middle East leaders that the United States would not "leave" the region and "leave a vacuum to be filled by China, Russia or Iran."
But in fact, the United States is not inseparable, but whether it has a sense of existence. Biden's four-day trip to the Middle East returned empty-handed, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict did not ease, and although the Saudi crown prince promised to increase the daily crude oil production potential from 12 million barrels to 13 million barrels, and this 1 million barrels is already the "limit" of Saudi Arabia.
Biden wanted to show toughness after returning home, telling the US media that he had accused the Saudi crown prince in person of being related to the case of journalist Khashoggi, but the Saudi side said it "did not hear."
The US media sighed that Biden sacrificed his values but did not exchange for oil, laid down his body, and did not exchange for the isolation of Iran, Russia and other countries. The so-called "Middle East version of NATO" program peddled by the United States to contain Iran has not been bought. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan and other countries have all expressed their willingness to ease or develop relations with Iran.
Iran has been sanctioned and blockaded by the United States for more than 40 years, and now the Iranian nuclear agreement has reached an impasse, in order to cope with the new round of extreme pressure from the United States, Iran has begun to take the initiative in many aspects to break the US blockade. Under the mediation of Iraq, the dialogue between Iran and Saudi Arabia is developing in a good direction; Iran also interacts frequently with neighboring countries, and Iranian President Lehi visits Oman, Qatar and other countries. The Iranian government's "dynamic diplomacy" and "look east" policies are beginning to bear fruit.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Kanani criticized the United States for continuing to exploit the failed "Iranophobia" in an attempt to create tensions and crises in the Middle East. Iran's Foreign Ministry has laid out a new list of sanctions, with 61 Americans "on the list," including former U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo and former White House National Security Adviser John Bolton.
During Biden's trip to the Middle East, the Iranian Navy's first drone division was unveiled, and The Commander-in-Chief of the Iranian Army, Mousavi, warned at the ceremony that if the enemy made any mistakes, they would receive a response from Iran to "make them regret it."
It is worth noting that the United States has issued a warning from Russia for the purchase of Iranian drones for two consecutive times in recent days. According to intelligence obtained by the United States, Russian delegations visited Iran's Kashan Air Base twice in succession "to check on drones they were considering purchasing for the Russian-Ukrainian conflict." The U.S. has been hyping it up, while both Russia and Iran have denied it.
The footage of the secret underground base of the drone released by Iran before shows that various types of drones are mounted along the tunnel, and the Iranian media said that Iran is undoubtedly the "drone superpower" in the Middle East. Iran has a lot of experience in the field of UAV development and production, and has gradually established a complete system, which is currently equipped with both Achatua and small suicide UAVs. Its most advanced drones are very similar to the "Predator" drones in the United States, with an endurance of more than 24 hours and a range of up to 3,000 kilometers.
Iran has achieved the complete localization of drones, and what makes the United States anxious is that Iran has accumulated rich experience in dealing with American drones. The first time the US "Global Hawk" strategic reconnaissance drone was damaged, it was planted in the hands of Iran. Iran has also held an exhibition to show its own air defense achievements, and the fuselage and structure of the US drone shot down by it are basically intact. Iran is currently the country that has intercepted the most U.S. and Israeli drones. For the activities of the United States and its allies near the Strait of Hormuz, Iran will also frequently send drone swarms to "watch".
After Biden concludes his trip to the Middle East, Russian President Vladimir Putin will arrive in Tehran for a trilateral summit with the leaders of Iran and Turkey. The U.S. attempt to isolate Iran and Russia has not succeeded, and Biden, who is trying to create a "China topic" in the Middle East, has also been poured cold water.
Biden desperately wants to show the warmth of relations with Saudi Arabia, and the US media is also trying to bring Saudi Arabia into the "ditch", and Saudi Arabia emphasizes cooperation with China. In the face of sharp questions from the US media, Saudi Foreign Secretary Faisal opposed the view of China as an enemy, and Saudi Foreign Minister Jubeir stressed that any conflict with China will cause damage to the world, and China is crucial to the stability of the global economic system.
Regional countries can take charge of their own affairs, and who will need the United States now?