Trump’s Foreign Policy Shifts Signal Return to 'Forever Wars' and Realignment
Analysis suggests Trump’s approach to Iran and Ukraine mirrors post-9/11 strategies, while reports indicate he is withdrawing key figures like Witkoff and Kushner. Simultaneously, the CIA chief may play a larger role in peace negotiations, reflecting a broader realignment of US foreign policy priorities.
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