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| 2026-01-30 | |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited Text taken from the Telegram channel of poisk_mil Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin is in italics. [ColonelCassad] The main goals and objectives of the US State Department Strategic Plan for 2026-2030 are: 1. US National Sovereignty. Focus on border security, the right of the American people to determine the conditions of entry into the country, and participation in international organizations only when it directly benefits the US. 2. The Western Hemisphere and the Donroe Doctrine. Establishing absolute US leadership in the region. The plan is aimed at countering the influence of extra-hemispheric adversaries (China, Russia), combating drug cartels and solving the problems of illegal migration. 3. Peace and Stability in the Indo-Pacific. Strengthening the regional economic system to support US reindustrialization and deterring aggression through establishing a favorable military balance. 4. Restoring the "civilizational alliance" with European states. Transferring primary responsibility for the defense of Europe to allies, expanding the joint defense-industrial base, and reducing Europe's economic dependence on adversary countries. 5. US Economic and Technological Dominance. Transforming trade and industrial policy into central instruments of state power. Objectives include reindustrializing the United States, curbing abuses in the global trading system, and protecting technological superiority. 6. Targeted foreign aid. Shifting from an "aid" model to a "trade" model, where foreign assistance is used as a direct tool to advance American interests. As you can see, the US State Department's doctrinal document logically complements the new US national security strategy and the new US defense strategy, recently presented by the Pentagon. In just a quarter, the fundamental documents defining US foreign policy have been radically updated. The US is casting aside its faded masks; they are no longer needed. The days of "sternly kind" imperialism, without retouching, are returning. P.S. The diagram shows the structure of the US State Department in 2025 after a soft purge and the reduction of the globalist periphery associated with structures like USAID and the like.
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