Trump shifts diplomacy on Ukraine by bringing in the military
US Presidential Administration Donald Trump has changed its approach to foreign policy, actively involving the current military in negotiations related to global conflicts, including Russia's war against Ukraine. This was reported by Associated Press.
Military participation in diplomacy
According to the agency, the commander of the US Central Command, Admiral Brad Cooper for the first time took part in indirect consultations with Iran, which took place in Oman.
At the same time, the US Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll involved in the processes related to the Russian-Ukrainian war.
In addition, in Abu Dhabi, General Alexus Grinkiewicz, who commands US and NATO forces in Europe. According to US military sources, his participation is aimed at restoring direct high-level military communication with Russia.
Moving away from classical diplomacy
The involvement of the military in diplomatic contacts indicates a change in the traditional model of negotiations.
The new strategy focuses on:
speed of decision-making
a tougher negotiating style
direct influence of the power component
Analysts believe that this approach can speed up some agreements, but also increases the risk of escalation.
Context.
Negotiations over Russia's war against Ukraine remain a key topic in international politics. The United States is trying to combine diplomatic pressure, military support for Ukraine, and the search for a solution to the conflict.
The involvement of the military leadership in diplomatic processes may indicate Washington's desire to get faster results in complex security issues.
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