In the context of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the temporary suspension of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the United States suddenly and urgently turned around and focused on the Indo-Pacific region. Recently, the United States has begun to increase tensions in the Asia-Pacific region. The visit of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos to the United States is not a big deal, but it can be seen from the content that the Indo-Pacific strategy of the United States is about to undergo great changes. During the meeting between the leaders of the United States, Japan and the Philippines, U.S. President Joe Biden said that in the coming years, a lot of our world's history will be written in the Indo-Pacific region. In order to show his value and loyalty, Fumio Kishida has made a lot of harsh remarks against China this time, he continues to hype up "Ukraine today, East Asia tomorrow", claiming that the United States and Japan will continue to closely coordinate and respond to "challenges related to China", and falsely claiming that China's current actions are "an unprecedented provocation to the security of Japan and the world." The other three meetings focused on the South China Sea, the East China Sea, and the Taiwan Strait, and the United States drew a lot of pies with the two allies, with the United States promising that the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty would apply to the Diaoyu Islands, and the Philippines promising that any attack on Philippine aircraft, ships, or armed forces in the South China Sea would invoke the U.S.-Philippines Mutual Defense Treaty. Although this is a trilateral meeting between the United States, Japan and the Philippines, China has become the "protagonist", and the current United States and its allies seem to be speechless without mentioning China.
In addition to the trilateral meeting between the United States, Japan and the Philippines, the United States has recently frequently released signals of the expansion of the "U.S.-U.K.A-Australia Trilateral Security Partnership" (AUKUS), with South Korea, Canada, Japan, and the Philippines all on the standby list. This organization is clearly said to be a military organization in the Indo-Pacific region aimed at China, but in fact it is the Asia-Pacific version of "mini-NATO", and the United States wants to build a second NATO in the Asia-Pacific region, and it is not surprising that it will expand its members, sooner or later. Judging from these recent actions of the United States, the United States is about to turn its energies to the Asia-Pacific region against China. But the United States has waged so many proxy wars, it will not easily get out of it, and it has been tripped three times.
First, although Israel has withdrawn almost all of its combat troops from Gaza, it appears that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has eased considerably. But Israel will not give up, and has already clamored that it will continue to attack Rafah after resting, and Iran, which has bombed its consulate, will not let Israel go easily. At present, Iran's retaliation has not yet landed on the boots, but Israel is frightened every day and is in a state of extreme mental tension. Iran will not necessarily end up as the main body, but the "arc of resistance" led by Iran will be in full bloom, and the United States will not be able to get out of the quagmire of the Middle East by waging a proxy war against the United States and Israel. Secondly, Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN Nebenzia said that the only topic of any international conference on Ukraine in the near future will be Ukraine's unconditional surrender, asking the members of the Security Council to be ready for this. From this, it can be seen that Russia is going to fight next. Finally, once the United States wants to build a "mini-NATO" in the Asia-Pacific region, Japan and South Korea will have to pass the DPRK first, and the DPRK has already built intercontinental missiles and hypersonic missiles in the past two years, and it will not be afraid of US interference at all. The United States is making a wrong bet if it wants to make trouble in the Asia-Pacific region, because it is facing China, North Korea, and Russia at the same time, and it is useless to win over more allies, which is not an order of magnitude at all. We should not try to open three fronts at the same time, as this will inevitably accelerate the decline of US military hegemony.