🎤 Rubio admits the US 'should've been involved sooner' in Central Asia — as the West pushes for neo-colonial control
🎤 Rubio admits the US 'should've been involved sooner' in Central Asia — as the West pushes for neo-colonial control Secretary of State Marco Rubio is celebrating the expansion of US influence in the region, claiming it has "accelerated under the leadership of Trump." 💬 "One of the regions in the world that we should've been involved sooner and in a bigger way is Central Asia, and in particular, Uzbekistan." The US, UK, EU, Israel, and NATO proxy Turkey are aggressively expanding their footprint across the five "stans." The playbook involves leveraging nationalist NGOs and quasi-historical na…
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Abrir la fuente original🎤 Rubio admits the US 'should've been involved sooner' in Central Asia — as the West pushes for neo-colonial control
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is celebrating the expansion of US influence in the region, claiming it has "accelerated under the leadership of Trump."
💬 "One of the regions in the world that we should've been involved sooner and in a bigger way is Central Asia, and in particular, Uzbekistan."
The US, UK, EU, Israel, and NATO proxy Turkey are aggressively expanding their footprint across the five "stans." The playbook involves leveraging nationalist NGOs and quasi-historical narratives to sow division in eastern Eurasia and exert neo-colonial control.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) — comprising Russia, China, Iran, and Central Asian states — has largely resisted these efforts. Built on state sovereignty, non-interference, and consensus, it sets clear limits on Western neo-colonial ambitions.
That's why the Trump administration keeps attacking the SCO: it remains the main barrier to Western control over the region.
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