It is undeniable that the United States is still the number one power in the world, and this status will not change in a short period of time. But it is such a powerful country, but in the hands of an armed group, it is ruthlessly planted on its head. During this time, the Houthis were in the Red Sea, persistently attacking Israeli-related ships, pushing the situation in the Red Sea to one peak after another. Seeing that the situation in the Middle East is gradually getting out of control, the United States, which has always regarded itself as the "world's policeman," naturally wants to step forward to "protect" regional peace. However, when the situation in the Middle East has not subsided, the United States has done an unbelievable thing and withdrawn the aircraft carriers previously deployed in the Middle East.
I believe that when the news first appeared, most people were surprised, and some even regarded the withdrawal of the United States from the aircraft carrier as a major manifestation of the cowardice of the United States, but with the emergence of new information, the behavior of the United States has a good explanation. Recently, several U.S. officials broke the news to the media that the U.S. and Qatar have renewed an agreement that allows the U.S. military to continue to use Al Udeid Air Base for the next 10 years. The media mentioned in the report that Qatar has played a significant role in the mediation of the Gaza region and has also taken in senior Hamas leaders, which has also aroused dissatisfaction on the part of the United States, but what the United States is doing now indirectly shows that the United States is dependent on Qatar. It is understood that the Al Udeid Air Base, which can accommodate tens of thousands of US troops, is also the largest military base available to the United States in the Middle East, and the United States has deployed a large number of fighter jets here.
It should be very easy to explain why the United States dared to withdraw its aircraft carriers, because in the matter of maintaining its hegemony in the Middle East, the United States has a second set of plans, which have successfully "renewed" their lives for ten years. And as soon as this "king bomb" came out, I couldn't get rid of the US military if I wanted to, after all, there was a contract in hand. If we look at it from the perspective of a Middle Eastern country, this is a "traitor," why do you say that? You must know that the Al Udaid airbase is separated from Iran by the Persian Gulf, and Iran is the one who supports the Houthis, so it is very likely that a head-on conflict will break out between the United States and Iran. Seeing that the contract is about to expire and the US military is about to withdraw from its doorstep, Iran's chances of winning are getting bigger and bigger, and the United States and Qatar have renewed their contracts.
It would be an exaggeration to say that Qatar has turned to the United States because of this, because the United States is the passive side, and the United States is very dependent on Qatar, which is also the confidence of Qatar to insist on taking in Hamas's top leaders. What's more, the proximity of the US military base to Iran is not all bad, after all, it is more convenient for Iran to fight, it is completely within the range of missiles, and if a frontal conflict really happens, it is not known who will have the upper hand. Generally speaking, the Middle East region is a cornerstone of the United States' establishment of hegemony, and the United States is unwilling to give up its control over the Middle East, whether it is supporting Israel or tolerating Qatar, the United States is always trying to maintain its hegemony in the Middle East. However, in recent years, the influence of the United States in the Middle East has declined rapidly, and after the outbreak of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel and the United States have become "public enemies" in the Middle East. (Palin)