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一 |     The USS Carney, a U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer in the northern Red Sea, on Thursday shot down multiple missiles and drones launched by Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen that the Pentagon said were potentially headed toward targets in Israel.It is the first time in recent memory that a U.S. Navy ship in the Middle East has engaged missiles and drones that were not directly aimed at the vessel.It's also the first U.S. military action taken to defend Israel in the current crisis and with the U.S. and other countries trying to contain the conflict between Israel and Hamas, the possibility that an Iranian-backed proxy group fired missiles and drones at Israel is sure to increase growing regional tensions.The ship was in the northern Red Sea on Thursday evening local time when it intercepted three land attack cruise missiles and several drones, Pentagon spokesman Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder said at a press briefing. U.S. officials told ABC News that the Carney had brought down eight drones launched by the Houthis.The preliminary U.S. assessment was that the USS Carney was not the target of any of the Houthi missiles or drones, according to multiple U.S. officials."We cannot say for certain what these missiles and drones were targeting but they were launched from Yemen heading north along the Red Sea potentially to targets in Israel," said Ryder who added that information about the engagements was still being processed.It’s unclear from where the Houthi militia's missiles were fired but they were headed in a northerly direction, an official said.The Houthis are an Iranian-backed Shiite movement that has seized control over much of northern Yemen and has been at war with recent years while Yemen has been at war with a Saudi-led coalition since 2015.As part of that conflict, the Houthis have launched missiles and drones deep into Saudi Arabia, but it appears that the missiles intercepted on Thursday were not aimed at targets inside Saudi Arabia.Last week, Houthi leader Abdel-Malek al-Houthi was quoted as saying that if the U.S. directly intervened in the Gaza conflict his group would respond by firing drones and missiles, and take other military options."There are red lines when it comes to Gaza," he said.Thursday's incident occurred during the early evening hours (local time) when the missiles and drones were detected moving northward above the waters of the Red Sea.The missiles fired by the Houthis were engaged by SM2 missiles carried aboard the USS Carney, a U.S. official told ABC News. No information was released about what weapons platform aboard the Carney brought down the 8 drones.Brig. Gen. Ryder told reporters that the intercepts had taken place over water and not land. No sailors aboard the ship were harmed according to a U.S. official.The United States has boosted its military presence in the region since the start of the Israel-Hamas war nearly two weeks ago.The USS Carney is part of the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group that was deployed to the eastern Mediterranean to deter Iran and Hezbollah from joining the Israel-Hamas war. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin recently extended the deployment of the Ford strike group so it can remain in the eastern Mediterranean and had ordered the deployment of additional fighter aircraft to U.S. airbases in the region.To increase U.S. deterrence of an expansion in the conflict the Ford will soon be joined in the eastern Mediterranean by the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower carrier strike group that left Norfolk, Virginia on Saturday and could arrive in the region over the next 7 to 10 days."By posturing these U.S. naval assets and advanced fighter aircraft in the region, we aim to send a strong message intended to deter a wider conflict to bolster regional stability and of course to make it clear that we will protect and defend our national security interests," Ryder told reporters Thursday.The USS Carney had just transited into the Red Sea through the Suez Canal on Wednesday which is why the destroyer was still located in the northern stretch of that body of water that borders, Egypt, Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen.The missile shot down by the USS Carney will bolster the deterrence in the region and demonstrate that the show of force is serious stuff, a senior U.S. official told ABC News.The risk to U.S. forces and U.S. interests in the region has increased particularly in the wake of a deadly explosion at a hospital in Gaza earlier this week that inflamed regional tensions.On Wednesday, three drones were shot down by U.S. military forces as they neared bases in western and northern Iraq, another drone was shot down near U.S. forces in eastern Syria on Thursday.A U.S. contractor sheltering in place at one of the bases in Iraq died of a cardiac arrest in one of the incidents.Al Asad airbase in western Iraq experienced indirect fire on Thursday according to a U.S. official.The Carney's shootdown of Houthi missiles opens up the possibility that the U.S. Navy may have to position more ships in the Red Sea if the U.S. commits to protecting Israel from a southern attack said Steve Ganyard, an ABC News contributor and a former Pentagon official."The larger concern is if Iran now considers U.S. ships fair game," said Ganyard. "Because if the Houthis shoot at a U.S. ship there will be little doubt that it would have been at Tehran’s direction.""That said, there is nothing to suggest, no known reason to believe that Iran wants a fight with the U.S. and/or Israel," said Ganyard. "So, hopefully things calm down."ABC News' Martha Raddatz contributed to this report.

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印度作为美国印太联盟的重要盟友,曾获得美方的强力支持,处处给中国的发展制造障碍。可如今,印度政府的态度发生180度转变,似乎要彻底与美国翻脸了,难道美方最担心的局面已经形成了?
环球网消息称,印度与伊朗签署了一份为期十年的港口开发运营合同,这无疑是一个令人意外且颇具战略深意的举措。

三 | 在当前国际格局之下,此举被视为充满胆识的战略选择,不仅仅是因为伊朗处于美国制裁之下,更因为这一决策反映了印度追求自身利益最大化的坚定立场,而不是盲目跟随超级大国。

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对于印度和伊朗的“十年之约”,拜登政府表现出了非常明显的不满,分析认为,这不仅仅是因为印度合作的对象是伊朗,美国对印度的不满或许更多是因为,印度独立的外交战。如果放在以前,印度方面自然是不会这么做的,但如今,印度外长公然反驳拜登政府,直言美方不应该持“狭隘观点”。换句话说,印度方面认为,美方有些小题大做了,印度和伊朗合作完全符合“美国的国家利益”。
实际上,印度在与伊朗展开合作的同时,还在积极缓和与中国的紧张关系。

五 | 据媒体报道,中印两军已经在边境西部的四个点位成功实现了脱离接触,这一进展是中印双方都乐意看到的事情。

六 | 显然,对两国而言,相互对立反而会消耗国家力量,这不符合中印的需求,但却是美国方面最期待的事情。

与此同时,随着中印开始缓和紧张关系,印度与俄罗斯之间的交易模式也发生了变化,从过去的俄罗斯向印度出售武器装备,到现在印度向俄罗斯销售武器装备。而且,美国一直在拉拢国家针对俄罗斯,尤其不允许有国家向俄罗斯提供武器装备,如今印度和俄罗斯达成交易,可以说,印度直接对着美国“贴脸开大”。
要知道,中国、俄罗斯、伊朗都是美国处处针对的国家,印度却和这几个国家谈起了合作,此举无疑彻底走在了美国的对立面,难道印度真的要与美国划清界限了?
在国际政治的舞台上,风云变幻是常态,而这一系列事件更是让人感到历史正处在一个重大的转折点。曾经风光无限的美国,如今似乎越来越面临着国际关系中的孤立。一直以来,美国方面奉行的都是“美国优先”的政策,这样的政策在之前很有用,但现在似乎已经不符合时代发展的潮流了。

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就拿印度来说,通过权衡自身利益,该国选择与不同国家建立或加深合作。

八 | 而印度与中国、俄罗斯、伊朗等国家接触,也说明一个重要趋势:即使在面对强大的西方力量时,国家也可能基于自身发展的实际需要,做出不同于以往的外交选择。

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印度方面采取的这些外交行动,既显示了其作为一个崛起中的大国的自信,也向外界展示了其不愿成为国际政治棋盘上的棋子,而是希望成为下棋的一方。印度正在用自己的方式定义“多极世界”的含义,其行动无疑将对国际关系的未来格局产生深远影响。

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总之,印度在国际舞台上的独立自主行动,挑战了传统的全球力量结构。必须要说的是,印度的转向并非孤立现象,而是全球政治经济变革下的必然产物。
对于美国而言,这是一个重要的信号,提示其需要重新思考和调整自己的外交政策,以避免进一步的国际孤立。

十一 | 而对于中国和其他国家而言,这既是合作的机会,也是应对复杂国际局势挑战的考验。

十二 | 未来的国际关系将更加依赖于多边合作和相互尊重,而非单方面的力量展示和利益争夺。

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