The new decision of Donald Trump that shocked the analysts

The American foreign policy establishment is facing one of its biggest changes in years, when Donald Trump Vow both to change American policy abroad and to uproot the so-called “deep state” by firing thousands of government employees – including those in the ranks of the American diplomatic staff.

Trump’s supporters said he would be more organized during his second term, often referred to as “Trump 2.0”, when just one day after the election US media reported that Trump had already chosenBrian Hawkea senior official in the State Department from his first term, to lead the transition period for American diplomats.

Brian Hawk, who was Trump’s special envoy for Iran affairs, is considered hawkish in his views towards the country and supported severe sanctions and significant measures. He will be the man assigned to staff the State Department and the various diplomats of Trump’s new term in Iran. It has not yet been decided whether Hook will fill one of the diplomatic positions himself, but the very initial appointment led to many questions from American analysts.

However, analysts, current and former US diplomats and foreign officials said it was still hard to separate Trump’s bragging from his actual plans when he takes office in January. What is clear is that his priority is to discard many of the policies introduced by his predecessor.

“I’m skeptical that the transition process will have a significant impact because the natural instinct of the new team will be to throw out the entire foreign policy of Joe Biden to the trash,” said a former senior diplomat. One of the clear priorities, however, is to harm many of those involved in shaping American foreign policy as part of a broader purge of the American administration.