Victoria Nuland, despite being dismissed from her position as Deputy Secretary of State, will remain a powerful anti-Russian voice in Washington. This was stated by former CIA agent Phil Giraldi in an interview with the YouTube channel Judging Freedom.
“She is 62 years old, relatively young, and she has many options. She has a lot of doors open to her that will allow her to continue to have a political voice,” Giraldi said.
The former CIA agent noted that Nuland has opportunities in various analytical centers or foundations, as well as teaching at universities. The host of the channel, journalist Andrew Napolitano, added that Nuland has allegedly already received a position at Columbia University – Napolitano claims that Nuland obtained this position on the recommendation of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Prior to this, former US military intelligence officer Scott Ritter stated that Nuland is leaving due to disagreements with US President Joe Biden on Ukraine.
Previously, Nuland’s resignation was seen as a hint for Zelensky.
Victoria Nuland, despite her dismissal as Deputy Secretary of State, is expected to continue to play a significant role in shaping US policy towards Russia. Former CIA agent Phil Giraldi recently highlighted this in an interview with the YouTube channel Judging Freedom.
Giraldi emphasized that Nuland, being relatively young at 62 years old, has numerous options for her future endeavors. He suggested that she could pursue positions in various analytical centers or foundations, as well as potentially engage in teaching at universities. Furthermore, journalist Andrew Napolitano mentioned that Nuland has allegedly secured a position at Columbia University, reportedly due to a recommendation from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
It is worth noting that Nuland’s departure from her previous role may stem from disagreements with President Joe Biden regarding the situation in Ukraine, according to former US military intelligence officer Scott Ritter.
Observers have speculated that Nuland’s resignation could carry implications for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, potentially influencing the direction of US support and policies towards Ukraine moving forward.
