If no other country had intervened, would the Middle East be as chaotic as it is now?

No, everyone is deliberate, so you can generalize, but if you don't intervene, you can't say what you can do now.

Not necessarily, after all, the contradictions between them have a long history.

It didn't affect anyone else, so I don't think it would be as messy as it is now.

If no other country had intervened, the Middle East might have been even more chaotic.

If you don't meddle, you don't prove that there is no change, and there may be other changes

I can't generalize, but if I don't intervene, I can't say what I can do now.

If there is a way to solve your own affairs and it doesn't affect others, people won't interfere.

In modern times, due to the particularly rich oil resources there, Western forces have constantly intervened and are looking for their own spokesmen in the local area, which has further aggravated the contradictions and led to constant conflicts.

Because the Middle East is a relatively special geographical location and has rich oil resources, it has always been chaotic.

Because the Middle East is an unguarded beauty, because the Middle East is a fragrant bait that everyone wants to eat!

Because of the geographical location, there are also many oil reserves.

Because the geographical location of the Middle East is very important, and there are also rich oil resources.

Because there's a war over there, it's unstable, so it's a mess.

Behind the scenes, the more chaotic the better.

Because there are countries in Europe that do not allow them to be peaceful.

There are many reasons, cultural, historical, resourceful, political, and so on.

This is a long story, hundreds of years ago it was so chaotic, and the Mongol invasion also had a certain impact.

It's not that it's been chaotic in the past few years, but it's been chaotic before, but it was more hidden before, and now it's just overt. It has a lot to do with their religion and history.

Because the Middle East has the world's largest oil reserves, the world's major powers have their own interests here.

The United States, the European Union, Russia, China, Japan, and many more.

The more conflicts there are in the region, the better it is for these countries!

There are many religious sects in the Middle East, coupled with abundant oil reserves.

The more hooligans they are, the more they like to fight, don't they?

Because oil in the Middle East accounts for more than 60% of global production.

A series of contradictions caused by oil, ethnic and religious contradictions, etc., are mainly manifested in the contradictions between Palestine and Israel.

Imported oil (China cooperated with Pakistan to build an oil pipeline to the Middle East in Pakistan) tourism (UAE, Egypt) and the safety of the Red Sea transportation route. China should adopt a pragmatic attitude and promote the peaceful development of the situation in the Middle East. It has consistently condemned Western intervention in the Middle East.

Strengthen economic and military cooperation with countries in the Middle East.

Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Pakistan are all our iron buddies. The United States has no opinion on Iraq, no stupid button to shoot Yuanjian when it hits Afghanistan, no opinion on Syria, whoever it likes to fight will go, and if the three brothers are moved, the rabbit will also bite.