A critical analysis of Christopher Luxon's foreign policy decisions during the Iran conflict, focusing on his perceived alignment with U.S. actions, lack of independent judgment, and the failure of his government's defense of his actions as routine diplomatic deliberation.
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prioritizes american alignment over sovereign judgment
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