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In summary, the current trajectory of U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding Russia and Ukraine, is undergoing rapid changes driven by the pressing needs of geopolitical realities. Friedman argues that American presidents typically do not possess the luxury of complacency; they must navigate realities that shape their decisions. The evolving nature of alliances—especially with Russia and China—creates a confusing landscape for global diplomacy, further complicating America’s role as a superpower.