It's really interesting to me how oblivious the average American is to what is going on and the implications. 99% of Americans don't even know they are at war w

It's really interesting to me how oblivious the average American is to what is going on and the implications. 99% of Americans don't even know they are at war with Russia, China, Iran and North Korea and the threat this Axis poses to their existence. Perhaps they think Trump or Vance will save them in 24 hours but I doubt it. Read an interesting perspective on the current events on a TG Channel. https://t.me/orestokratiia https://t.me/orestokratiia Hamas leader killed in Iran: does this killing bring total war in the Middle East closer With the politically weak hands of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Iranian proxy fighters and Turkey, who have strayed from them, are trying to restore the unity of the Muslim Middle East, for this the US helplessness in the region should be recorded. First, I will analyze the latest events a little: Israel first announced the assassination of a high-ranking leader of Hezbollah in Beirut, and then the news spread around the world about the destruction of Hamas leader Ismail Haniya in Iran: he had just taken part in the inauguration of the new president of this country, as a rocket caught up with him. Tensions in the region are already boiling, and it seems that the war in Gaza is about to spill over into the entire Middle East. But wait for the conclusions... Hamas militants blame Jerusalem for the elimination of "the main enemy of Israel", although there they raise their eyebrows politically, refusing to comment. The defense minister said that Israel "does not want war" but is "preparing for any development". Netanyahu instructed ministers not to comment on the murder, but Israel's Heritage Minister Amihai Eliyahu managed to reflect: "A sure way to clean the world of dirt." Hamas called the killing a "serious escalation" that "will not achieve its goal," — Reuters . The militants fear that Israeli missile "diplomacy" "could lead to a large-scale war in the region", and even Washington, which in recent months has been trying to "twist" the tension in the region, has been blamed for the destruction of the Hamas leader. Here is the time to remind about the fundamental conflict between Israel and the USA: Washington supports Jerusalem with every political and military fiber of its soul, but the Biden administration opposes Netanyahu's plan to "destroy Hamas to the last Palestinian." The White House — for the suspension of operations in Gaza and the complete independence of Palestine. And the issue here is not so much historical justice, but the desire to reconcile in this way with the wealthy Muslim countries of the region, primarily the Saudis, UAE and Qatar. Then the Netanyahu government only keeps in power what is vendetta. After the Hamas attack on October 7, Bibi vowed to destroy the terrorist leaders, one of whom was Haniya. The only thing is that since then, the number of opponents of Israel has increased exponentially: the list already includes Hezbollah, Iran, the Houthis, etc. Israel's "export of revenge" achieves two results: on the one hand, there are fewer titled enemies of the Netanyahu regime (temporarily, until new ones are appointed); on the other hand, it also reduces the chances of resolving the conflict by means of influential negotiators. In fact, this is what the Hamas stakeholders are playing on: by showing Washington's helplessness in influencing Israel, they are trying to draw over to their side the states that only yesterday were going to "roll out" the Palestinian issue with the United States. And, finally, a grand piano in the bushes... Three, as they say in Moscow, "from a chest": Moscow , Beijing and Ankara expressed solidarity with the terrorists and condemned Hania's murder. It is as if they are the very stakeholders of the Middle East reboot. Erdogan stood out in particular: after a recent statement about the possibility of Turkish troops entering Israel, he now declared that Ankara would support the "just cause of the Palestinian people" and called the Hamas leader a martyr. China, with Putin on its tail, is trying to portray itself as a global mediator in the Middle East, and the new global distribution of power is becoming even more threatening. While the US is trying to defuse the situation, Israel and its adversaries have opposite intentions. So far, they are unable to ignite the Third World War, but they are capable of further destabilizing the world. And from destabilization to war is much closer.