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Mehr It was reviewed; How does China benefit from the crises in America? 🔺Currently, the United States is caught in a series of crises ranging from tensions with Iran, interventions in Gaza and Lebanon, to the protracted war in Ukraine and increasing competition with China, dividing its focus and resources among these fronts; a situation that, despite Washington's claims of containing China, reveals signs of the U.S. practically distancing itself from prioritizing the Indo-Pacific. 🔺The latest example is the dispatch of the aircraft carrier "USS George Washington" from the Pacific to the Middle East to replace the "Abraham Lincoln" - which has been on mission for over 250 days - an action that temporarily leaves the western Pacific without an American aircraft carrier. 🔺Continued interventions in West Asia and U.S. aggressive attacks against Iran, alongside Washington's military commitments in Europe and increasing competition with China, have raised the cost of simultaneously maintaining U.S. power on multiple fronts. The transfer of the George Washington carrier to West Asia is the latest sign of this cost and pressure. 🔺The significance of this transfer grows when the western Pacific is considered the most critical arena for military competition between the U.S. and China. 🔺The Associated Press and "Stars and Stripes" have reported that the departure of the George Washington raises questions about Washington's ability to maintain deterrence and reassure its allies in the context of increased Chinese military activities in the region.