The growing tension between the US and Iran
in Gulf waters is threatening the entire region, but there is a need to
understand the goals behind the tensions between the two countries
During the past few days, after global
events, there is an impression that the United States is about to open the new
frontier of war and in this context, it expects the threat of targeting a navy
trade in Gulf Persia on Iran. After American authorities threatened to
establish missile missiles on Iranian warriors, Iran said that missiles plan to
attack American installations in the region, including US Navy and commercial
ships in Gulf.
US security and spy agency says an Iranian scholar's
statement that 'American fleet can be destroyed by a missile' alarming alarm.
On the other hand, it is also seen that the United States is
pressuring its endangered countries to end the relationship with Iran,
especially for its oil and gas to continue to tackle the economic interests.
The US has influence in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf
countries and it has also allowed deployment of water from Gulf countries and
American Navy Arab Ibrahim Lincoln and B52 bombs are being deployed.
The Western countries have not yet announced open support in
this matter, while Spain embarked on withdrawing its ship from the U.S. Navy
fleet that Spain could not become part of the mission due to the change in the
mission.
If the current situation is seen, the growing tension
between the two countries is very worried for the region, Iran's nuclear
weapons can be blocked in more restrictions and pressure on Iran, from where
the oil used worldwide the fifth is delivery.
In the event of an encounter between the US and Iran, this
fire can wrap the world with the region.
Here it is also worth considering that the pressure on Iran
over the past several months is only to warn Iran or to prevent China's growing
influence in the region is also a goal.
If we see the world map coming out of the Middle East and
Gulf Persia, then the Indian Ocean is of great significance, the world's
largest naval airports.
So far, in the Indian Ocean, the economic and economic edge
of the US, China and India has continued to run, where attempts to get grip on
Asian countries with Asian countries are also operating.
China's One-One Belt One-Road Plan is disturbing the US and
India, Pak China is one of the most important part of the economic corridor,
and it is highly important for China, which is India and America's reservations
very intense. The US will not deploy its naval warfare not only in Gulf Franc,
Sea Arab and Gulf Oman, but will also try to get strong armies on the Indian
Ocean.
Here's the question here, is it also a part of the efforts
of oil and oil from the Gulf countries to be affected, so that China's global
economy can be stopped?
Commodore Syed Obaidullah, a naval defense expert, says,
"The US economy will continue to be mild in the case of Iran's collision,
Gulf Persia will prevent oil delivery from the world, but also on free trade
distances in the Arabian Sea and the Sea of India. Will affect. '
He said Iran will try to support its economy by exports of
gas and other items to Central Asian countries with land routes.
What should Pakistan do in this situation?
The nature of relations with Pakistan is somewhat different,
while it has better relations with other Gulf countries, including Saudi
Arabia, but it will be a great diplomatic challenge to keep the distance from Pakistan
in this situation.
It seems that the struggle for globalization, maintaining
financial monopoly, and new game on the other hand, continues to struggle, but
the world is trying to destroy the world's peace in any attempt to destroy
peace. This is because countries of Europe, Asia, Africa, and other countries,
are encouraging these conflicts to resolve the talks.
In the past, when seen in the context of the US invasion of
Iraq, the accusation of the dangerous chemical weapons after the attack proved
to be false and it became common in the world that US military operations are
actually used blindly to emerge in economic interests.
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