The United States is fighting with the Houthis in the Middle East, but at the same time it has dispatched three aircraft carrier battle groups to China's coastal waters

The United States is fighting with the Houthis in the Middle East, but at the same time dispatching three aircraft carrier battle groups to China's coastal waters, how much resources does the United States have to wage two wars at the same time?

Recently, in order to counter the threat from the United States, the DPRK tested the "Tsunami 5.23" nuclear device at sea, which is similar to a torpedo with a longer range and greater power?

It is unlikely that the United States will start a war in East Asia, because the US troops stationed in South Korea and Japan are within the range of North Korean artillery. The Americans believed that the truth was within the range of artillery, and the North Koreans had the truth.

If the United States really wants to make a move against North Korea, it will definitely withdraw the army first, so as not to be scolded to death by the opposition and turn the US military into cannon fodder. Then launch a long-range fire strike, like a sneak attack on the Houthis, and at the same time order the South Koreans to charge into battle, fight bravely, shed every drop of South Korean blood, and die with the North Koreans.

If the Korean Peninsula becomes a no-man's land, who will be happiest?