Since Donald Trump’s return to the presidency, U.S. foreign policy has been marred by growing confusion and internal discord. From escalating tensions with Europe and failure to end the war in Ukraine, to the collapse of the Gaza ceasefire and conflicting positions on Iran, the administration’s erratic approach reveals a deeper crisis of decision-making at the heart of the White House.
The official website of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution has shared a comment made by Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei three years ago, in which he had warned countries against relying on Western states, including the United States, urging those countries to learn a lesson from the situation in Ukraine.
Upon returning to the White House, Donald Trump focused his foreign policy on China, Ukraine, and West Asia, placing Afghanistan lower on his list of priorities. However, he gradually adopted a new approach toward the Taliban by pressuring them to return U.S. military equipment and cutting financial aid. Meanwhile, China’s growing influence in Afghanistan and efforts by various countries to recognize the Taliban have further heightened concerns for the Trump administration.
The United States of America is not a member of any international court and considers the laws enacted in this country to be higher than any other court in the world. This country has always had contradictory and contradictory positions towards the decisions and rulings issued by international courts. So whenever international courts issue rulings that contradict the interests of the United States and its allies, the United States considers them invalid, and, on the contrary, whenever the rulings of these courts are in favor of the United States, it insists on their implementation!
