US Ambassador to Turkiye Barrack: Washington's Middle East role needs to shift from control to support
US Ambassador to Turkiye Tom Barrack stated that Washington's relationship with the Middle East must change from one of control to one of support, emphasizing that the US no longer seeks to dominate the region. He noted that President Donald Trump opposes "forever wars" and that ending the US-Israel war on Iran would require a major compromise. Barrack expressed concern that growing tensions could lead to miscalculation, citing a lack of trust between Washington and Tehran as an impediment to reaching a deal. He advised countries in the region not to rely on the US to solve their problems, asserting that years of US intervention and regime change have proven ineffective, and it is time to resolve disputes through negotiations and mutual respect. According to Al Jazeera.
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