The U.S. Has Exhausted Its Arsenal — Is It Time to…
The U.S. Has Exhausted Its Arsenal — Is It Time to…
WASHINGTON — For over a decade, America’s grand strategic promise to the world was a calculated shift to the East—a “pivot to Asia” designed to deter a rising China and reassure a nervous network of Pacific allies. That promise now lies buried under the weight of an exhausting, resource-draining conflict in the Middle East. By pulling critical air defenses out of Japan and South Korea to feed an aggressive war against Iran, Washington has inadvertently sent a chilling message to Tokyo, Seoul, and Canberra: when the pressure mounts, the United States will compromise its long-term strategic core to chase a tactical distraction in the Persian Gulf.
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