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American foreign policy (view source)
Revision as of 01:37, December 6, 2025
, 01:37, December 6, 2025→Second Trump Administration (2025 - present)
On June 1, 2025 [[US]] [[proxy forces]] under [[CIA]] direction and planning violated the provisions of the new Strategic Arms Control Accord. The New Start Treaty between [[Russia]] and the [[United States]] mandated that nuclear bombers be visible and openly displayed on airfields so that the other side's [[satellite]]s can confirm that each side was remaining within compliance of those New START limitations. Taking advantage of that open display required by US-Russian arms control accords, US proxy forces attacked key elements of Russia's [[nuclear triad]]. [[Operation Spiderweb]] was a direct attack on the US-Russia treaty itself.<ref>[https://conflictsforum.substack.com/p/key-nuclear-limitation-treaties-threatened Key Nuclear Limitation Treaties Threatened by Ukraine's Strike], [[Alastair Crooke]] interviewed by [[Judge Napolitano]], ''Conflicts Forum'', Jun 02, 2025. </ref>
On June 1, 2025 [[US]] [[proxy forces]] under [[CIA]] direction and planning violated the provisions of the new Strategic Arms Control Accord. The New Start Treaty between [[Russia]] and the [[United States]] mandated that nuclear bombers be visible and openly displayed on airfields so that the other side's [[satellite]]s can confirm that each side was remaining within compliance of those New START limitations. Taking advantage of that open display required by US-Russian arms control accords, US proxy forces attacked key elements of Russia's [[nuclear triad]]. [[Operation Spiderweb]] was a direct attack on the US-Russia treaty itself.<ref>[https://conflictsforum.substack.com/p/key-nuclear-limitation-treaties-threatened Key Nuclear Limitation Treaties Threatened by Ukraine's Strike], [[Alastair Crooke]] interviewed by [[Judge Napolitano]], ''Conflicts Forum'', Jun 02, 2025. </ref>
====National Security Strategy====
In December 2025, the new National Security Strategy was released.<ref>[https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/2025-National-Security-Strategy.pdf National Security Strategy of the United States of America], November 2025. [[White House]].</ref> The strategy can be summarized as follows:<ref>https://www.moonofalabama.org/2025/12/new-u-s-national-security-strategy-fortress-america-compete-china-strangle-europe-forget-the-rest.html</ref>
*“Trump Corollary” to [[Monroe Doctrine]] is now the core pillar.
*[[China]] downgraded from [[existential]] threat to [[economic]] competitor.
*[[Taiwan]] deterrence = “ideal” but conditional on allies paying up.
*[[Indo-Pacific]] secondary, [[Western Hemisphere]] + homeland first.
*No more [[democracy]] [[crusade]]s, no [[Values|value]] imposition abroad.
*[[Trump tariffs|Tariff]]s quietly admitted as failure, focus shifts to [[multilateral]] pressure.
*Biggest shift since 1945: from global cop to fortified hemisphere power.
*Allies will be asked to foot the bill while [[US]] rebuilds at home.
*Fortress America is back.
==See also==
==See also==