Who are the enemies of the United States?

In contemporary times, no country truly has the ability to be an enemy of the United States. The enemies of the United States are basically “found out by the United States itself.”

First of all, as the most powerful country in the world, the United States’ military strength is equivalent to more than half of the global military power. If any country insists on being an enemy of it, once a war breaks out, the consequences will be very tragic. . Moreover, the United States has many allies. Europe, Oceania, Japan, South Korea, Gulf countries, etc. can all be regarded as allies of the United States. These mainstream countries in the world are not enemies of the United States.

Secondly, countries such as China and Russia, although their overall strength is half an order of magnitude less than that of the United States, theoretically they still have the strength to confront the United States. However, these two countries are clearly aware of international dynamics and understand that they and the United States have both competition and challenges as well as opportunities and cooperation. Therefore, we argue with the United States in some aspects and seek cooperation with the United States in most aspects. This new type of major-country relationship cannot be considered a hostile relationship.

Finally, there are still some countries that use the banner of fighting the United States to achieve their own domestic goals. The most typical example is North Korea, which often makes headlines against the United States under the pretext that it signed an armistice agreement with the United States instead of a peace agreement. But these actions are basically a joke to the United States, and North Korea itself, which really wants to get serious with the United States, has no business.

Of course, the international situation is constantly changing, and today’s friends may be tomorrow’s enemies. Once the interests of being hostile to the United States far outweigh the interests of being in alliance or neutrality with the United States, then enemies of the United States will appear.