At a critical moment when the situation in the Middle East is becoming more and more intense, the United States suddenly makes a decision that could plunge the region into complete war.
THAAD
United States Department of Defense has confirmed that United States will soon deploy a THAAD anti-missile system in Israel after the instructions of United States President Biden and the authorization of Secretary of Defense Austin.
In order to better operate the system and help Israel strengthen its air defense capabilities, the United States will send about 100 U.S. troops to Israel.
The Pentagon declared that this is not the first time that United States has deployed THAAD in the region.
In October last year, just after the outbreak of the current round of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Biden instructed the US military to deploy the system in the Middle East in the name of protecting the US military and United States interests in the region.
In 2019, the United States also deployed THAAD in Israel, citing training and integrated air defense exercises.
Biden
In the Middle East, Israel's own military strength is already one of the best, and if you add the equipment and support provided by United States, the effect is not to mention.
It can be seen that although the United States is calling for a diplomatic solution and a reduction of regional tensions, it has actually been providing assistance to Israel, including military and diplomatic support.
United States provides at least $3.8 billion in military support to Israel every year, and the Biden administration has authorized $14 billion in military aid to Israel since the outbreak of the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Obviously, this is typical in the United States, and it is not a big deal to watch the excitement.
The entire Middle East is now on high alert, with countries preparing for the worst and Iran preparing for a possible attack by the Israel.
Blinken and Netanyahu
At this critical moment, the United States moved out of THAAD, in addition to wanting to defend Israel, there are two reasons.
First, the United States election is imminent, and the Biden administration needs to help Harris win Jewish votes, which is also a relationship that successive United States governments have to maintain.
Second, continue to stir up the Middle East so that United States can take advantage of the chaos, as long as the Middle East is completely chaotic and Israel finally has the upper hand, then will United States just want the wind to rain and rain?
But from a practical point of view, the United States move will only further irritate Iran.
Iran has already issued a stern warning that it would put the lives of US troops at risk, and what this means, Biden will not understand.
Iran President Pezekhitsian
Now, apart from United States and its die-hard allies, other countries are frustrated with Israel and are calling for a ceasefire as soon as possible United States.