The Complications of U.S. Military Interventions

This chapter explores the historical context and nuanced complexities of U.S. intervention in international conflicts, particularly focusing on Bosnia, Kosovo, and Yemen. It critiques the lack of accountability for military actions and emphasizes the consequences of NATO expansion and missile defense deployments. The discussion highlights the influence of political motives, the fulfillment of personal legacies, and the historical lessons that continue to shape American foreign policy.