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Observers have pointed out that long-term stability would likely depend not only on oil revenues and military control, but also on restoring public trust, rebuilding institutions, and addressing widespread poverty.
These challenges typically require coordinated efforts involving international organizations, regional partners, and local civil society, elements not discussed in detail by Trump.
By linking the intervention to efforts to stop drug trafficking, he sought to frame it as part of a broader campaign to protect U.S. national interests. This narrative resonated with supporters who view strong action as necessary to address transnational threats.
Critics, however, have argued that such claims require careful scrutiny and evidence. They note that complex regional issues rarely have simple solutions and that military action can carry unintended consequences, including prolonged instability or international backlash.
The absence of such details has fueled speculation and debate about the feasibility and legitimacy of the approach he described.
As discussions continue, attention is likely to focus on whether these claims translate into concrete, verifiable outcomes and how the international community responds to the vision he outlined.