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Browder noted the dramatic tone of Vance's speech, which eschewed traditional criticism of adversaries like Russia, Iran, or China. Instead, Vance directed his ire at European nations, specifically the UK, Germany, and Romania, labeling them as “Soviet” in a manner perceived as degrading. This unusual shift towards criticizing allies left attendees either frustrated or bewildered, marking a notable break from diplomatic norms.