Peace in the Middle East would mean the end of US interference on the Eurasian continent, with relative loss of political and economic hegemony. But, it would also and above all mean the end of the hegemony of the dollar as an international currency since this hegemony is based on the denomination of raw material prices (not just oil) in dollars. To prevent this end, the US, among other things, provoked and supported the ten-year Iran-Iraq war, waged two wars against Iraq and Libya, provoked the war in Ukraine and seeks to maintain the Jewish conflict -Palestinian. But, now, with the BRICS +, the situation is becoming desperate and therefore we are witnessing the famous "backlash". The key is the dollar. Without the dollar as an international currency, the US could no longer support its military bases and could not continue to purchase the goods and services of other countries in exchange for "unexpired bills". If the dollar is the key, it must be brought back to the national currency. Those who buy from the United States pay in dollars and those who sell to the United States get paid in their own national currency. How to achieve this result? The only way is to form an alternative payment system to the banking system with which the dollar is managed. But, that's another story. That there will be.
Peace in the Middle East would mean the end of US interference on the Eurasian continent, with relative loss of political and economic hegemony. But, it would also and above all mean the end of the hegemony of the dollar as an international currency since this hegemony is based on the denomination of raw material prices (not just oil) in dollars. To prevent this end, the US, among other things, provoked and supported the ten-year Iran-Iraq war, waged two wars against Iraq and Libya, provoked the war in Ukraine and seeks to maintain the Jewish conflict -Palestinian. But, now, with the BRICS +, the situation is becoming desperate and therefore we are witnessing the famous "backlash". The key is the dollar. Without the dollar as an international currency, the US could no longer support its military bases and could not continue to purchase the goods and services of other countries in exchange for "unexpired bills". If the dollar is the key, it must be brought back to the national currency. Those who buy from the United States pay in dollars and those who sell to the United States get paid in their own national currency. How to achieve this result? The only way is to form an alternative payment system to the banking system with which the dollar is managed. But, that's another story. That there will be.
Well said Rodolfo
And spot ON.