At a time of chaos and complexity in the international situation, Americans should be relieved that there are still sober people in American politics.
This person is Kissinger, who is 98 years old. As an evergreen tree in the American political arena, Kissinger is a textbook-level figure, although he is old, but the right to speak is still not to be underestimated, and his agile thinking and righteous and outspoken integrity are often praised by the United States.
Even trump, who is arrogant and uninformed, has repeatedly "learned" from the Republican senator to seek advice on the US foreign strategy.
After the US election was over and Biden stepped into the White House with one foot, Kissinger unabashedly emphasized that he liked Biden, and the most important question in the US election was "to what extent the winner can unite the United States", and Biden is not the kind of person who does everything to achieve his goals.
But during this time, with U.S. airstrikes on Syria and Russia bombing pro-American forces, Kissinger's view of Biden changed. Kissinger seems to have found that war maniac Biden prefers to launch military operations than Trump, and that it is not necessarily in the interest of the United States to blindly provoke a Conflict in the Middle East.
While attending the Nixon Foundation Forum, Kissinger spoke about U.S. policy in the Middle East.
To sum up, there are three main points to watch.
First, Kissinger praised Trump. Kissinger believes that one of Trump's greatest achievements has been the success of the Middle East diplomatic strategy, which is a brilliant idea.
In Kissinger's view, Trump's strategy of effectively curbing Iran's expansion and protecting ally Israel has actually worked well.
Second, public criticism of Biden. Kissinger believes that in the Middle East, biden now needs to consider the Iranian nuclear issue, although Biden has shown his willingness to return to the Iranian nuclear agreement, the White House has also exchanged and contacted with Iran, but in fact, Biden's Middle East strategy is much more backward than Trump, this sign is very obvious.
Third, give advice to the new President Joe Biden. Kissinger said Biden must smooth U.S. diplomacy, which is also the White House's guideline, and the United States should not give up pressure on Iran until it is clear what Iran really wants to do.
Kissinger's implication is nothing more than that: If Iran insists on developing nuclear weapons, Biden must not sit idly by, and if iran is not sure that Iran will give up nuclear weapons, the United States will not take it lightly.
Kissinger warned Biden of unusual times, when a few days ago Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made it clear that Iran was Israel's worst enemy in the Middle East and that Israel must control it. The Israeli military stressed that it is working on a battle plan to strike Iran's nuclear facilities, and Israel is likely to go it alone.
On the Iranian nuclear issue, the United States cannot make any mistakes, otherwise, it will be difficult for the United States to control the Middle East, and Israel will have to face the disaster of destroying the country at any time.
Where to go, Biden really has to think about it.