Ever since the Middle East region was seriously problematic, the US Government has been holding meetings in the hope of coming up with a feasible plan. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info can not only ensure their own interests in the Middle East, but also not let others seize any leverage. Although the United States claims to be the world's policeman, even if the US government wants to intervene in the problems of the Middle East, it needs a decent excuse. It's not 20 years ago, when it was arguably no other country in the world was a match for the U.S. government, and they could do whatever they wanted.

With the take-off of the world economy, although many countries cannot wrestle with the US government, they can also touch the US government a few times, such as Russia and the Republic. If the US Government wants to monopolize all the interests of the Middle East, other countries will obviously not agree to it. Even countries that are in an alliance with the United States will never allow the US government to monopolize the interests of the Middle East.

No country will easily make concessions on issues involving its own national interests, and no country is willing to allow the United States to monopolize the interests of the Middle East region. Although the United States did this before, it was a foregone conclusion, and at that time no one wanted to provoke the US government, except for some terrorist organizations. But the outbreak of the Middle East problem has given all the countries that have given it an opportunity, and it is clear that they are now unwilling to allow the US government to monopolize the interests of the Middle East, and the Republic is no exception.

With the development of economic and military power, it is clear that the Republic no longer wants to see the US government act arbitrarily in matters of interest in the Middle East. Although there are many oil fields in the Republic, no one will dislike the amount of crude oil that is a strategic material. The outbreak of the Middle East problem has given the Republic a good opportunity, and it is clear that the Republic has decided to seize this opportunity. Although the republic did not express its opinion at this UN meeting, all countries now dare not ignore the international influence of the republic, even the superpower of the United States.

In the Zhongnanhai conference room, all the leaders gathered together to discuss how to deal with the more serious Middle East issue.

"Guys, tell me how we should deal with this Middle East issue? "It's the age of the Internet, and almost a little big thing can spread around the world in a short period of time. The stalemate in the United Nations meeting led to larger demonstrations in the United States, and banners were unfurled to the US government to calm the rising oil prices at home as soon as possible. The rise in oil prices has left many families frustrated.

"I don't think we need to make any noise at this time, just let the U.S. government have a headache on its own, anyway, our domestic oil prices have not been affected much, and the U.S. government is much more nervous than us now. If they can't calm down domestic oil prices in a short period of time, I don't think those people in the United States will mind putting more pressure on the U.S. government. The No. 4 chief said with a slight smile that who doesn't want to see the demonstrations of the people in the United States now, and even wants to put more pressure on the U.S. government if possible.

"The more serious the problems in the Middle East, the better it will be for us, because in the past, the US government monopolized almost all the interests of the Middle East, and now we cannot give up such a good opportunity. I think that other countries are now thinking about the need to express their own position on the Middle East. "The words of the No. 6 leader expressed the attitude of many countries towards the problems of the Middle East at this stage. The reason why the United Nations meeting reached an impasse is because every country has its own little ninety-nine in mind, after all, who does not want to bring more benefits to the country.

"I don't think the U.S. government has been able to hold out for long, and the intelligence has clearly shown that the U.S. government has been holding meetings on the channel for a while, obviously to discuss the increasingly serious problems facing the Middle East. However, I estimate that the U.S. government will intervene by force in the end. Now the amount of Treasury bonds issued by the US government is very large, and the rising oil prices are unacceptable to ordinary people, which has virtually increased their pressure. "Chief No. 2 is accurate. The U.S. government has always advertised that the U.S. is a human rights country, which is why the U.S. has been holding loud and large-scale demonstrations from time to time.

"I think what we have to do now is wait, wait patiently, wait for the U.S. government to take the lead and can't bear it. I think the U.S. will intervene by force in the end, and this is also our opportunity. War, only war, we have the opportunity to snatch a part of the benefits from the hands of the US government. "That country does not look down on the benefits that the US government has gained in the Middle East over the years, and now that it has a chance, any country that is willing to give up this opportunity is eager to monopolize it alone.

"Yes, what we can do now is to wait, and when the U.S. government itself can't withstand the pressure at home, then we will have a chance, and besides, other countries don't want to let the U.S. government monopolize almost all the interests of the Middle East as before. "Chief Five seems to agree with Chief Four.

"If the U.S. government intervenes in the Middle East by force this time, I don't think they will act alone, at least the country in the north does not want to see the U.S. government continue to dominate. I think the most likely thing is to send troops together and intervene forcefully in the Middle East. I think that's what other countries want. ”

"I think it won't be long before the U.S. government proposes to send troops to the United Nations at a U.N. meeting, and then we can justify sending troops. Although our country's special forces have been constantly carrying out combat missions, there is no decent war to check their true strength. Besides, it has been a long time since our country has allowed the troops of the republic to go abroad on the surface, and it is time to give some countries some military deterrence. The words of the second leader obviously spoke to the hearts of the other leaders, and the other leaders nodded their heads one after another.

"One, what do you think?"

"My view is that if the U.S. government really proposes that the U.N. send troops at the U.N. meeting, then we agree with the U.S. government's proposal, and it's time for us to shine a light on our military. Although the last pirate hijacking incident has made the ordinary people in the country full of confidence in the troops, many people are still very worried about our country's troops. Therefore, if we really send troops this time, we should let the people in the country know that the army of the Republic has strong combat effectiveness at all times. (To be continued.) )