America will send fighter ships and aircraft for the security of UAE

  

After several missile attacks on the UAE by Yemen's Houthi rebels, the US has decided to send its fighter ships and aircraft to the UAE. There have been three missile attacks on the UAE so far. According to a statement issued by the US, the purpose of this deployment is to "support the UAE against the current threat". The statement was preceded by talks between US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Mohamed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan. The UAE is part of a Saudi-led coalition fighting Yemen's Houthi rebels. The Houthis have the support of Iran and now they have started targeting UAE besides Saudi.

He has carried out three missile attacks on the UAE in three weeks. These attacks have opened a new front in the seven-year-old Yemen war. Till now lakhs of people have been killed in this war and crores have been displaced. American Help America is a supporter of this alliance. The US Navy's Guided Missile Destroyer USS Cole will work in partnership with the UAE Navy and will stop at the port in Abu Dhabi, the US statement said. The US will also deploy fifth-generation fighter aircraft with the latest technology.

Apart from this, America will also continue to give "Early Warning Intelligence". The US said the deployment is a "clear message that the US stands with the UAE as a long-term strategic partner". Tension has increased in the Gulf after the latest incidents and that too at a time when international talks on Iran's nuclear program are not progressing. Due to these tensions, the prices of crude oil in the international market have also reached the highest level in seven years. Challenge for Biden How easy is it for the Biden administration to overturn Trump's decisions on the Middle East? Have also become another foreign policy failure. US officials are currently considering financial measures against the Houthis and their top leaders.

It is possible that some new restrictions may be announced this week. The Biden administration has tried several times to force Houthi leaders to negotiate but it has failed each time. When Biden came to power, his administration distanced itself from engaging militarily in the Yemen war and held peace talks diplomatically. But the Houthis overshadowed the American ambassadors and intensified their attacks. Because of this, it has become a crisis in the Middle East in which the Biden administration and the US military are deeply involved, even though Biden wants to keep America's attention on America's own challenges. CK/AA (AFP, AP).