USS Carney Attacked, It's All Escalating

News broke out early this morning on the USS Carney being attacked in the Red Sea as other commercial vehicles have been harmed as well. Things are heating up before Christmas—a great war is brewing.

Reports say the USS Carney shot down Houthi drones around the time of the main attack that took place in the Southern Red Sea. Experts say that the attack stemmed from a Houthi-controlled region in Yemen near the coasts. No injuries were reported from the USS Carney. Yemeni Houthis have declared that they will continue to attack vessels in the Red Sea so long as Israel continues its assault against Hamas terrorists in Gaza. This attack marks a stepping stone into a global conflict.

Given the news, I can only wonder where this will lead us. The conflict is worsening internationally, and it will affect us all. The Red Sea is a vital trade route where many energy products are produced—oil and refined oil goods—and some agriculture and mining industries dominate the region. If these attacks continue, international leaders will likely clash over the source of the dilemma—the Israel-Hamas war.

Many energy producers would not want to lose their oil products in the Red Sea, so fuel costs will likely increase, and inflation will never reach 2.5% in 2024. In addition to preparing for war,