The U.S. Department of Defense still approved the continued recruitment to Saudi Arabia. How to treat this behavior?

The United States continues to approve sending more troops to Saudi Arabia for its own benefit. At this time, it wanted to protect Saudi Arabia and gained more oil interests in Saudi Arabia. A few days after the attack on Saudi oil facilities, American troops arrived here. Earlier, it was reported that Iran had attacked the oil facility, and the US military continued to send more troops to the Middle East to protect the UAE and Saudi Arabia. According to the US Secretary of Defense, the Trump administration has approved the surge and announced that it is defensive.

The surge is mainly aimed at air power and missile defense forces, and the United States has also indicated that it will speed up the progress of military equipment assistance to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Houthi's attack on the Saudi crude oil plant led to the closure of nearly half of the country's oil production capacity, with a daily output of about 5.7 million barrels. However, the Saudi side said that normal production will be resumed by the end of September.

This time, the United States sent troops for three main purposes. The first is to help Saudi Arabia strengthen its defense and ensure the free flow of commerce in the Persian Gulf. On the other hand, it is also to protect and defend the order based on international rules. The United States has always claimed that Iran does not abide by international rules. The US Secretary of Defense has repeatedly reiterated that the United States does not want a conflict with Iran and called on Tehran to resume diplomatic channels.

Later, the United States repeatedly said that if the situation escalated, the United States would continue to send more troops. This is also the consistent practice of the United States. It likes to interfere in other countries' internal affairs and show its position by force, so as to threaten other countries' obedience. This statement is only to cover up their ultimate intention of protecting their own interests, mainly for oil.