Memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States goes around.

Memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States goes around.

Everyone is surprised, but the most important thing is the withdrawal of U.S. bases in the Persian Gulf.

Qatar demanded the withdrawal of U.S. military bases at the government level.

Bahrain's 5th Fleet base is already broken beyond use, so it cannot be used unless it costs a lot of money.

Kuwait's U.S. military base has already broken its radar twice, so keeping U.S. troops is suicide.

The UAE is also likely to withdraw its troops. The Middle East is now Iran's territory, as it said it would withdraw American troops from Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia and troops from Iraq earlier.

If this is interesting, look at what happened to Laos and Cambodia after North Vietnam's reunification in 1975.

There's nothing to go further. The Taliban government is in charge of Afghanistan.

The US withdrawal from Iran seems significant, just blame oil.

Control over oil. More precisely, the U.S. lost control of oil to China.

Even if the U.S. wants to control the Strait of Malacca, the U.S. military no longer has an intermediate base. It is difficult to control Diego Garcia to Malacca. It is more of a pipe dream that the U.S. will check China with QUAD.

The U.S. continued to fail in Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine, and Iran. One or two failures can't shake the status of a hegemonic power. However, excessive numbers to make up for its failures end up missing the status of a hegemonic power.

If it still doesn't feel real, please watch it until the 19th.