Washington (Web Desk): Former US Secretary of State and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has delivered strong criticism of the current United States strategy toward Iran, stating that Washington has fallen into an “extremely weak position” in comparison to Tehran.
Speaking during an interview with an American television network, Clinton highlighted that the recent rise in tensions and the failure of diplomatic negotiations have significantly undermined the United States’ traditional strength in international diplomacy.
She noted that Washington, once seen as a dominant negotiating force, is now struggling to maintain its influence on the global stage.
Clinton specifically targeted the approach taken by the Trump administration, arguing that poor strategic decisions and ineffective diplomacy have contributed to the current situation.
She expressed serious concerns over the composition of the negotiation team, criticizing the inclusion of Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff.
According to Clinton, the lack of experience and diplomatic expertise within the team has weakened the credibility of the United States in international negotiations.
She warned that such shortcomings not only reduce America’s ability to influence outcomes but also risk damaging its reputation among global allies and adversaries alike.
Furthermore, she emphasized that ineffective handling of the Iran issue could have broader implications for regional stability and global politics.
Clinton concluded by stressing the need for a more experienced and strategic diplomatic approach to restore the United States’ position and credibility in dealing with Iran.