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Rubio's comments also contrast U.S. actions with international expectations—for example, the willingness of European countries to supply weapons like nuclear-capable Tomahawk missiles for European defense—highlighting a perceived inconsistency in how different regions view American military positioning. The U.S. narrator claims the U.S. is justified in placing military assets like aircraft carriers within its hemisphere, asserting that these are defensive measures crucial for safeguarding national interests.