We are abandoning our allies and we are sending a message for the future that we are not reliable.
Jose Luis Correa: “We are abandoning our allies and we are sending a message for the future that we are not reliable.”
Editor's note · Context
J. Luis Correa expresses concern about the U.S. abandoning its allies who assisted in military efforts.
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