US Envoy Tom Barrack Questions Past Middle East Interventions, Urges Diplomacy on Iran
US envoy Tom Barrack has questioned Washington’s history of military interventions in the Middle East, stating that attempts to change governments have repeatedly failed. Speaking at the Global Security Forum in Doha, Barrack emphasized the need for the US to learn from past mistakes amid ongoing tensions with Iran. He described the current situation as “horrible” and acknowledged that the US-Israeli conflict with Iran has produced unintended consequences across the region, though he was unsure if the war itself was a mistake.
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