This is still a complex and changeable world, and the lessons of Syria, Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan tell us that the law of the jungle, which is bullied if it is backward, still applies to this era of "fists with strong voice".
October 17, another ordinary weekend, but the world is not very peaceful, the Middle East, South Asia and Central Asia and other places ignited the flames of war.
First, the United States and Israel are at war without declaration, Syria is bombed, and Iran urgently seeks help from Russia. On the same day that the U.S.-Israel meeting and Blinken told Iran that "it's time to bow its head," the U.S.-Israel teamed up to strike Syria, targeting Iran's communications hub.
Fighting began in the early hours of the morning, with the United States using electronic warfare aircraft, followed by Israeli F-15 fighters. Soon, multiple bombs were dropped, and the target was burned in an instant.
The military offensive launched by the United States and Israel is still fast and fierce, and there is no time for Iran and Syria to "line up and deploy troops", as for whether there is an S-300 on the ground, no one knows.
Israel has always stressed one thing, that is, Iran must withdraw military targets from Syria and that Iraqi troops must not be deployed in Syria, but Tehran has given the statement that "Iranian troops are not stationed in Syria."
Therefore, in the case of Israel's repeated bombing of Iranian targets, Tehran is not good enough to condemn Israel, unless the United States and Israel strike Iran itself.
In the case of joint military exercises held by the United States and Israel and other countries, Iran's chief of the general staff, Bagheri, chose to turn to Russia for help. The Iranian military said that soon, Bagheri will go to Moscow and have specific exchanges with Russian generals on Russian-Iranian military cooperation, the situation in the Middle East, the Iranian nuclear agreement and other issues.
Obviously, in the absence of anything to do, Iran can only choose to use Russia's strength to counter the United States and Israel.
As for whether Putin will lend a helping hand, it will be seen.
Second, the Indian army was ambushed in Kashmir, who is behind it? India, which prides itself as the hegemon of South Asia and a quasi-permanent member of the Security Council, has always had the ambition to dominate Asia, and has not said such harsh words as "we are sure to win 2.5 wars."
In fact, however, not to mention its northern neighbors, even the armed forces entrenched in Kashmir can make New Delhi desperate.
On October 17, the Indian military said that militants ambushed Indian troops in Kashmir and killed one Indian soldier and an Indian officer on the spot, after five Indian soldiers were killed in Kashmir on October 12.
The Indian Ministry of Defense believes that the attackers are the same group, and the reason why the Indian army has been attacked one after another is that intelligence collection is not in place, and the Indian army is too careless. At the time of the second attack, the Indian army was searching the hiding places of these militants, but they did not expect that the militants had already laid out.
It turned out that these militants had long since run to the mountains and forests, and whenever the Indian army dispersed, these armed forces would take advantage of the chaos to attack the Indian soldiers, and the Indian military was doubly troubled by this.
All along, the militants who have been provoking trouble in india's hinterland and borders have always been a serious problem for India's confidants, and in order to encircle and suppress these armed forces, Modi has not wasted any effort, but the final result is that the soldiers have been lost and nothing has been gained.
It is difficult to imagine what kind of combat effectiveness such Indian troops have on the battlefield, and it is no wonder that when India and Pakistan fight, there are often scenes of several Pakistani soldiers chasing dozens of Indian soldiers.
For India, the unfortunate thing is that there is no external force to provide weapons and intelligence support for these armed forces, and if the opponent supports the armed forces like the United States, it will be enough for India to have a headache.
Third, the Saudi coalition forces and the Houthis are fighting again. On the 15th and 16th, the Saudi coalition launched more than 40 attacks on the Houthis, and more than 100 Houthi soldiers were killed.
In response, the Houthis chose to strike back decisively.
During this time, with the Decision of the United States to return to the Iranian nuclear agreement and the negotiations between the White House and Iran hanging in the balance, the allies of the United States and Iran in the Middle East, namely Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, have not been idle.
In order to take the lead for Iran, the Houthis have launched an offensive, and the result is generally that the Houthis have the advantage. In the face of the defeat of the Yemeni government army, Saudi Arabia had to intervene.
Of course, the Houthis persevered for the same purpose of competing for oil fields.
Fourth, the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan has escalated. On 15 October, Azerbaijan launched an unannounced attack on Armenia, resulting in the wounding of many Armenians.
It is no longer known how many times there have been conflicts between Yahweh and Yah. Previously, under Putin's mediation, the two sides signed a ceasefire agreement, but for now, the two sides obviously have an iron heart to crush each other.
Turkey has always supported Azerbaijan, while Iran has supported Armenia.
The complexity and volatility of the situation in the Caucasus has indeed caused Putin a headache.
Fortunately, we live in a peaceful country, and indeed we should cherish it and strive to defend it.
Keep up the good work.