Hillary Clinton contests President Trump's foreign policy, stating that it favors North Korea and Russia to the detriment of traditional allies such as Canada and Oman.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticized President Donald Trump's foreign policy on Monday, emphasizing that it seems to favor North Korea and Russia at the expense of traditional U.S. allies, such as Canada and Oman.

Clinton expressed these concerns on platform X, mentioning that Trump's statements, which announced a reduction in military exercises with South Korea and threatened Oman with bombings, are surprising and concerning. She highlighted the distancing from Canada, which has been affected by tariffs and criticism from Washington, and the alignment with Russia in the context of the war in Ukraine.

Clinton emphasized that these actions distance the United States from their traditional partners and affect the stability of international relations.