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She was the main architect behind the 2014 coup in Ukraine, and the events that led up to the Ukraine war.
Seems she was pushed out:
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She had been considered a natural candidate to replace Ms. Sherman on a full-time basis. But Mr. Blinken tapped Kurt Campbell, previously the top National Security Council official for Asia, for the post. Mr. Campbell was confirmed by the Senate on Feb. 6.
This is as close as we will get from our elites that they made a mistake in Ukraine.
Ah, a message to Russia - sorry, we acknowledge our mistake. It was not US, it was a rogue agent that did all this! We are white and fluffy, let's be friends!
Ah, a message to Russia - sorry, we acknowledge our mistake. It was not US, it was a rogue agent that did all this! We are white and fluffy, let's be friends!
Not so much a message to Russia, but more an administration unhappy with her performance and recommendations. She was passed up for a promotion that everyone thought she'd get in 2022, and what's worse it's a guy in charge of the Asian sphere indicating the US will deprioritize Europe/Russia in the coming years.
After the election, expect a major push by the USA for Ukraine to accept territorial losses to Russia, and an end to the war. This resignation signifies a major strategic shift by the USA towards Ukraine.
She's married to Robert Kagan. One of the architects of the Project for a New American Century along with Kristol, Wolfowitz, Krauthammer, etc aka Neoconbolsheviks.
I guess she’s done enough damage and wreaked enough havoc, so she felt it was now ok to step down?
2 theories
1. She had a life long obsession to be become SoS, and she was passed over. Maybe she feels like she's at the end of her career.
2. Her pet project, Ukraine, is a failure. And the US maybe shifting from supporting Ukraine, and she was forced out or resigned because she realizes her project will be deprioritized.
Nuland has occupied importation positions in various administrations, including Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Biden. Curiously, she was absent in the Trump administration. Maybe that's the explanation for why there were less wars?
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