Letters: Connecting the dots in our foreign policy
In days past, American foreign policy was viewed as a conflict between good and evil. Our Western European allies were in the former category, while communist Russia was the latter. The article discusses the complexity of American foreign policy, with examples of Ukraine and Israel. While most Americans believe Russian President Putin is a war criminal and committed acts against humanity, while select congressmen back isolationist opposition, while the president's support for Ukraine fluctuates. Many may not understand that Russia and Iran share a military partnership, providing weaponry to kill innocent Ukrainians. However, some believe Iran should be ignored as not posing a threat to national security.
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In days past, American foreign policy was viewed as a conflict between good and evil. Our Western European allies were in the former category, while communist Russia was the latter.
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