The spokesperson for the diplomatic apparatus, Nasser Kanaani, reacted to the statements of Marco Rubio, the American senator, analyzing and reviewing the efforts of the United States to distort history and justify its warmongering actions. Kanaani emphasized that the U.S. seeks to legitimize its policies on the international stage.
America's Attempt to Distort History
Nasser Kanaani stated that Senator Rubio is trying to distort history in favor of the interests of American politicians, noting that such statements clearly reflect the warmongering aspirations of the United States. He added: "History reflects the bitter realities in which the U.S. has played a significant role in creating crises and endless wars."
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Sacrificing Human Achievements
Kanaani continued: "The U.S. is trying to sacrifice the human achievements of a civilization to legitimize its unrestrained resort to force. Instead of diplomacy and dialogue, this country always resorts to military options." He also referred to the increasing tensions in various parts of the world, especially in the Middle East, stating: "Many countries in the region are under military and economic pressures from the United States."
These statements come as many international analysts believe that the U.S. is trying to maintain its hegemony through warmongering strategies. Kanaani said in this regard: "The United States must know that history will bear witness, and ultimately the truth will come to light."
Consequences of America's Warmongering Policies
America's efforts to distort history and justify its warmongering not only damage the country's credibility on a global scale but also create more dissatisfaction and tensions among nations. Kanaani concluded his remarks by emphasizing the need for international cooperation and diplomacy, stating: "Only through dialogue and cooperation can lasting peace be achieved."
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