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Trump promised 'no more wars'. His foreign policy tells another story

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Briefings

Donald Trump's administration has significantly expanded US military involvement globally since his return to the White House, contradicting his initial promise of avoiding foreign conflicts. The administration has directly intervened in conflicts in Venezuela, Ukraine, and Greenland, while maintaining a strategic focus on Iran and the Middle East. Vedika Bahl analyzes this shift in foreign policy, highlighting the tension between stated 'America First' rhetoric and actual operational deployments.

Key points

• The Trump administration has directly intervened in conflicts in Venezuela, Ukraine, and Greenland since returning to the White House.
• Trump's foreign policy record shows a shift from avoiding wars to deep involvement in global conflicts.

Context

Vedika Bahl examines Donald Trump's foreign policy record since his return to the White House, contrasting his initial 'America First' pledge with current military engagements.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the period since Trump's return to the White House. Specific dates for each conflict are not provided, and the scope of intervention is limited to the three named regions.

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