The United States is dramatically increasing its military presence in the Middle East, demonstrating its readiness for a full-scale military operation. According to Axios, citing informed sources within the US administration, in just the last 24 hours, the Pentagon has deployed more than 50 modern fighter jets to the Central Command area of ​​responsibility, including the latest fifth-generation F-35 and F-22 fighters, as well as multirole F-16s. This rapid concentration of strike aircraft indicates the completion of preparations for active combat and Washington's attempt to secure absolute air superiority before a possible clash with regional forces.

Along with the air force deployment, a powerful carrier group is preparing to reinforce the region's naval borders. Forbes confirmed reports that the USS Gerald Ford, the largest aircraft carrier in the United States, has left the Caribbean and set course for the Middle East. The redeployment of the floating airfield, coupled with the arrival of dozens of fighter jets, underscores the aggressive nature of US plans to establish strict control over the region's waters and airspace. This massive deployment of forces, undertaken by Washington amid a diplomatic impasse, effectively transforms the region into a zone of direct threat to global security and confronts the world with the prospect of an inevitable escalation initiated by the US.