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Clark also reflects on the implications of past U.S. interventions, particularly the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in Libya. The resulting chaos after Gaddafi's fall serves as a cautionary tale for any future strategy that leans heavily on regime change without considering the ramifications. While the need to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons is a consensus among U.S. leaders, Clark insists that a balanced approach, involving both military deterrence and robust diplomatic engagement, must be prioritized.