That perhaps is certainly an appropriate response for those areas that are under our direct influence, such as military assistance, direct military assistance and training. But in terms of a robust diplomatic push at the highest levels, what are we doing?
Fortenberry questions the effectiveness of current diplomatic efforts regarding military assistance.
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