New York Times: Rubio stays in Washington; Witcaf is responsible for negotiating with Iran

US Preside Donald Trump, after his former national security adviser’s ousting Mike Waltz’s ousting last Thursday, has replaced Foreign Minister Marco Rubio with a more balanced view of Russia and is ready to accompany his foreign policy approach to Iran.

The New York Times reported in a report with the iroduction: Trump turned to his political rival as a senior foreign policy adviser to the White House, in addition to his primary responsibility as the Secretary of State, who spe the first three mohs of the governme as a world -renowned and reliable reflection.

Two sides of the coin to increase Marco Rubio’s responsibilities and powers

Rubio will now help both the White House and the State Departme implemeing the agenda, while the White House’s Special Envoy, Steve Witakaf, who is the US-based negotiating in indirect Tehran-Washington negotiations and Ukrainian peace talks, is responsible for finding a way to end the war in Ukraine and Gaza.

“Marco Rubio is ready to keep up with Trump, where Trump is located,” said Leslie Winjamouri, director of the US and coine’s coine, in the Chat House Research School. Our understanding is that in this governme, loyalty is the first priority, loyalty to the person (Trump) and the mission’s loyalty.

However, he added that Trump is at risk of losing a person who can provide differe political perspectives or counseling with a proportion of power in a foreign policy.

Rubio’s new responsibility often requires that he will stay in the White House as a national security adviser to the Preside who will reduce his ability to travel around the world as a senior US diplomat. This enhances space for Witcaf with little experience in foreign policy to pursue its negotiations around the world, but Rubio will probably have to be available to the US preside most of the time.

The New York Times wrote: Rubio is unlikely to challenge Russia more than Waltz Trump, which had more traditional and sharp views. An informed source said Waltz was recely trying to convince the US preside if Russia refuses to agree on Ukraine’s peace, imposing severe sanctions on Moscow. However, Trump at least publicly has shown a little tendency to this option.

Three informed sources close to Trump said Waltz’s warrior and extremist thinking, his criticism of US Preside Vladimir Putin and his support for Ukrainian Preside Walodimir Zelnski in the past had caused deep doubts about him in the governme.

Without Mike Waltz, the Trump administration acts one hundred more in foreign policy

Without Waltz, one of the senior officials used as an informal channel of communication with Trump for foreign leaders would be reduced. But in Ukraine, the Middle East, Russia and China, the promotion of Rubio emphasizes the US Preside’s determination to maiain one voice in the governme.

Rubio, as a senator from Florida, has been a Russian critic and a passionate supporter of Zelksky after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, but as US Secretary of State has warned with other governme officials that Trump may have been unlimited for US -to -US negotiations.

Rubio has also followed the US Preside’s policy on the war between the Zionist regime and Hamas in Gaza and has repeatedly said “Hamas must be eradicated”. “The United States is ready to take the leadership to re -beautiful Gaza,” he wrote in a message on the X -ray social network after Trump’s proposal to forced Palestinians from Gaza under the pretext of rebuilding the war -torn area.

Like his chief chief, he said China is the “biggest threat” of America and has been a staunch supporter of Trump’s ierest in buying and joining the Greenland and re -corolling the Panama Canal.

In the coext of Iranian politics, he also followed Trump’s request to reach a diplomatic agreeme, despite repeating the US preside’s claim of military targets in Iran’s nuclear program and the need to preve Iran from accessing a nuclear weapon.

“This shows that Waltz was not coordinated with Trump, he was a lot of hard -line and milita issues, including Ukraine and Iran,” says Hall Brands, a professor at Johns Hopkins University.

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