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As tensions rise globally, with conflicts ongoing in Ukraine, Gaza and Lebanon, the Biden-Harris administration's approach has been increasingly criticized for its lack of consistency and accountability.

Cosgrove's outburst came in response to what he perceived as a dangerous game of nuclear brinkmanship being played by the U.S. with Russia, particularly as the administration continues to support Ukraine in striking targets deep within Russian territory. This escalation is occurring alongside multiple ongoing wars, with the potential for a broader conflict erupting between Iran and Israel. Despite these rising tensions, the U.S. has persisted in distributing billions in military aid to these conflict zones, exacerbating violence while sidelining calls for negotiations or ceasefires.

During the briefing, Cosgrove questioned Miller about the moral implications of U.S. policies in the Middle East, specifically regarding the conflict in Gaza. He pointedly remarked, "This administration has financed a genocide in Gaza for the last year, and every day you’re up there denying accountability for it. So, what gives you the right to lecture other countries on their morals?"

Miller's response avoided directly addressing the accusation, focusing instead on maintaining a policy-oriented discussion. He stated that Cosgrove could share his views elsewhere, dismissing the journalist's concerns as outside the scope of the briefing.

The exchange escalated as Cosgrove passionately retorted, "People are sick of the b------- in here. It [the Gaza conflict] is a genocide. You are abetting it. And you are risking a nuclear war in Ukraine for this proxy war."

This moment resonated widely on social media, with many praising Cosgrove for his candidness. Users expressed gratitude for his willingness to articulate sentiments that many feel but struggle to voice in public forums..........https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-10-11-journalist-challenges-state-department-us-foreign-policy.html