According to a report by the global network, the two U.S. Navy's aircraft carrier strike groups and more than 11,000 naval personnel deployed to the region after the outbreak of a new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict conducted a three-day joint exercise in the eastern Mediterranean this week, according to a report by the global network. According to the Power website, the U.S. Navy said in a statement released Friday that "the USS Murald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group (CSG12) and Dwight J. Ford Strike Group (CSG12) and Dwight J. Brown said in a statement released on Friday. Sailors and pilots of the USS D. Eisenhousewell Carrier Strike Group (CSG2) were trained in high-value target defense, ballistic missile defense, replenishment at sea, carrier-based aircraft reciprocal landing, and maritime security operations.
It was the first time in 20 years that two U.S. aircraft carriers were in the eastern Mediterranean, and the exercise demonstrated the U.S. Navy's ability to seamlessly accomplish multiple missions, deter aggression and support allies and partners. In addition, the amphibious assault ship USS Bataan and the USS Carter Hall dock landing ship, which belong to the US USS Bataan amphibious readiness group, have arrived in the northern part of the Red Sea, along with three guided missile destroyers. The dock transport USS Mesa Verde, also part of the Bataan Amphibious Readiness Group, was deployed to the eastern Mediterranean. The exercise also caught the attention of Lebanese Allah leader Hassan Nasrallah, who said in his speech that the U.S. military would pay a heavy price for any action against Allah.
Recently, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict broke out in the eastern Mediterranean, which has attracted global attention. At the same time, two U.S. aircraft carriers were sent to the region for joint exercises, sparking speculation and concern. Lebanese Allah said the U.S. military would pay a heavy price, renewing concerns about the U.S. military presence in the Middle East and regional stability. In fact, the United States has always had enormous influence and interests in the Middle East, which is why it has constantly sent troops into the region. However, regional stability and security cannot be achieved by military intervention. Disputes and conflicts between the two sides can be resolved only through peaceful negotiations and consultations. However, US military intervention will only exacerbate regional instability and contradictions, and is not conducive to the development of peace and stability. Therefore, we call on all parties to remain calm and reasonable, resolve differences and disputes through dialogue and consultation, and promote regional peace and development. Stability and prosperity in the region can only be achieved through peaceful means.
