Once the United States ends its hegemony, three countries will inevitably perish, and this country will be the first to be liquidated!

Economic recession, debt crisis, escalating trade wars, social unrest, frequent political violence...

All these indicate that the United States is on the decline and its hegemony is crumbling.

Such international affairs often have a ripple effect. Once the United States ends its hegemony, three countries will definitely not be able to escape the crisis of extinction.

After the end of the Cold War, the United States ushered in decades of global leadership. In 1991, the Soviet Union collapsed and the world entered a unipolar era dominated by the United States.

The United States is not only far ahead in economy, but its military power is also overwhelming, especially its dominant position in global strategic layout and international organizations.

However, this "monopoly" situation did not last long. In recent years, with the changes in the global landscape, signs of the decline of US hegemony have gradually emerged.

In recent years, the hegemony of the United States has become increasingly fragile. From an economic perspective, the US national debt has continued to rise.

As of January 2025, the U.S. outstanding public debt has exceeded 36 trillion U.S. dollars, and the growth rate continues to accelerate. It can be seen that its fiscal strength has deteriorated for many years.

Militarily, although the United States remains the world's most powerful military force, its frequent military interventions, especially its failures in the Middle East, and especially its frequent attacks by the Houthi armed forces in the small country of Yemen, have gradually weakened its global image.

The intensification of domestic problems, such as the widening gap between the rich and the poor and social polarization, has also affected the United States' influence in international affairs.

With the decline of US hegemony, countries around the world have begun to question the direction of the future international order.

Let’s take a look at which three countries will perish first.

Israel's existence is inseparable from the support of the United States. Since the early days of Israel's founding, the United States has provided it with huge military and economic assistance.

As the saying goes, "No gain, no early rise." The United States' move is for its strategic interests in the Middle East.

However, with the decline of US hegemony, the conflicts in the Middle East have not been effectively resolved. The conflicts between Israel and the Arab world have a long history, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has become the focus of the situation in the Middle East.

Even though the relationship between the United States and Israel is so close, the Arab countries and major powers such as Iran around Israel have never really let go of their hostility. This situation has become more complicated and dangerous as the influence of the United States declines.

If the global hegemony of the United States ends, Israel will face a huge security crisis. After losing the military support of the United States, how to deal with the threats from powerful enemies around it will become the key to Israel's survival.

Judging from Israel’s current military situation, although it has a strong military force, once it loses the support of the United States, its military advantage in the Middle East will be rapidly weakened and it may face a joint siege from neighboring countries.

After World War II, the United States "occupied" Japan and transformed it into a loyal military ally. The US-Japan alliance became the core strategic pillar of the United States in Asia.

Japan not only maintains close military cooperation with the United States and hosts many U.S. military bases, but also receives strong support and help from the United States in the economic and technological fields.

This relationship has enabled Japan to maintain relatively stable national security and economic prosperity.

Japan's economy has long been dependent on the U.S. market. Despite Japan's own strong industrial base, the U.S. remains one of Japan's largest trading partners.

At the same time, the U.S. military presence in Japan ensures Japan's security when facing threats from neighboring countries such as China and North Korea. The U.S. umbrella allows Japan to not have to bear too much military expenditure and can focus on developing its economy.

In recent years, Japan's relations with its neighbors such as China and South Korea have become increasingly tense, especially over historical issues and territorial disputes.

Although the influence of the United States remains strong, the accumulation of regional conflicts may cause Japan to fall into an isolated and helpless dilemma after losing US support.

Especially as the US strategic focus gradually shifts to confronting China, Japan's security and economic status will face severe challenges.

If the US hegemony declines, Japan will not only lose important markets and partners economically, but will also face tremendous pressure militarily.

Japan needs to face not only economic and military competition from China, but also security threats from North Korea and Russia. Without the protection of the United States, Japan may not be able to cope with these challenges alone.

Since Ukraine's independence, its politics and economy have been swinging between the West and Russia.

After the Crimean crisis in 2014, Ukraine's geopolitical situation became more complicated, and US support for Ukraine became one of the key factors in containing Russia.

The United States' support for Ukraine is mainly reflected in military and economic assistance. From weapons and equipment to financial support, the United States has provided Ukraine with a large amount of resources to help it resist Russian pressure.

The support of the United States has made Ukraine an "anti-Russian front" for the Western camp against Russia.

Although the Ukrainian government strives to get closer to the Western world, there are always serious differences between pro-Russian and pro-European forces in the country, and the issue of national identity has become an unstable factor in Ukrainian politics.

If U.S. support wanes, Ukraine could fall into deeper political and social turmoil and even risk breaking apart.

If the US hegemony collapses, these three countries will not be able to escape. But if we talk about the first country to be liquidated, it will be Israel.

Why? Because Israel is the most hated country.

In 1948, Israel declared independence and quickly occupied most of Palestine by force.

Since then, with the support of the United States, Israel has gradually occupied nearly 78% of Palestine's territory through a series of wars and diplomatic means, and has established a large number of settlements in the occupied territories.

In this process, nearly 6 million Palestinians became refugees, their homes were occupied and their lives fell into hardship.

Arab countries have long viewed support for the establishment of a Palestinian state as the key to resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict, but when American hegemony existed, Israel was able to suppress this demand.

Once the United States declines, Arab countries may unite to promote the establishment of a Palestinian state, thereby weakening Israel's legitimacy.

Moreover, all five Middle East wars in history ended with Israel's victory with the support of the United States, and the Arabs have always been submissive to the suppression of US hegemony.

If the United States loses its dominance, Middle Eastern countries may take the opportunity to launch a military or diplomatic offensive to settle Israel's history of expansion.

The decline of US hegemony is undoubtedly changing the global landscape. This not only has a profound impact on other major countries in the world, but also hangs in the balance for some countries that once relied on the United States.

Countries such as Israel, Ukraine and Japan may face unprecedented difficulties without the support of the United States.

Judging from the fate of these countries, the world order is changing and future international relations will be more complex and subtle.

In the era of globalization, no country can survive in isolation. How to stabilize the situation through international cooperation and dialogue is a major issue facing all countries.

In this uncertain era, only through cooperation and win-win results can the world move towards a more peaceful and prosperous direction.