This may be a distant view from the narrative of truth, but if we look at the tensions that have arisen from various geopolitical conditions and trade wars, we can draw a common thread: the US is attempting to undermine Asian dominance, particularly China, which now appears to have the potential to challenge the stability of the Western bloc.

This is no longer merely a conflict over terrorism, territory, or population issues between Israel and Palestine. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine stems from Russia's awareness of the tragedy unfolding, as Russia has already anticipated this situation and is attempting to block it first to limit the presence of NATO and its allies.

Now, the movements taking place are merely maneuvers and preparations by the three major powers involved: the United States, Russia, and China. The United States is attempting to block the existence of markets like microchips, tariff issues, the BRICS movement, and now is trying to stir emotions through Iran using the nuclear issue as an excuse. However, the core issue is that the United States cannot force China to submit to its policies, and China dares to resist.

India, as part of BRICS, is caught in a dilemma: as a BRICS member, it is constrained by the United States' influence, yet Russia and China are cleverly addressing this by including Indonesia in BRICS as a precaution against India's potential withdrawal from BRICS.

This is no longer a war of bombs, pressure, or economic cold war. Now, each side is seeking the other's weak points, leading to a point where a nuclear conflict could erupt if no agreement is reached. What is certain is that the United States and its allies are unwilling to surrender to the rising tide of Asian power led by China. Meanwhile, China and its Eastern bloc are preparing for all possibilities, and may even be planning a final strategy to subdue the Western bloc, ultimately forcing it to submit to the might of the Eastern bloc.