Argentine-elected Millay recently traveled to the United States and held a series of meetings with the American side. Milley showed the best attitude during the election campaign, including the abolition of the Argentine currency and the full use of the US dollar. In the first week after his election, he chose to visit the United States to show his loyalty and win support. However, he was unexpectedly given a cold shoulder. In his meetings with former US Clinton and senior US Treasury Department officials, Milley expressed his own plans and economic measures for administration, and hoped to gain the recognition and support of the US side. However, Milley was unable to meet with Biden in the United States, which undoubtedly sent a clear message to Milley: the United States does not attach much importance to him.
Milley chose to visit the United States shortly after his election in order to strengthen Argentina's relations with the United States through meetings with American dignitaries and to gain more support. He had lunch with Clinton and briefed him on his plan to govern, which was approved by Clinton. In addition, the U.S. Treasury Department sent a high-level ** meeting with Milley's economic team to discuss Argentine measures in the economic sphere. However, Milley did not have the opportunity to meet with Biden, he could only look forward to itTrumpof meetings.
In the process of meeting with US dignitaries, Milley could feel some face and attention from the US side, but at the same time, he also clearly felt the cold reception. Although Clinton is a former leader, his position in the United States is no longer prominent. As for the senior ** sent by the US TreasurySullivan, his recent strategic blunders have led to a shake in his position within Biden**, with a noticeably fewer public appearances. All this shows that Milley's visit has not been highly valued by the US side, especially Biden** who chose not to meet Milley in person.
There may be two reasons for Milley's cold reception. First of all, from the point of view of the American side, his political influence and strength may not be enough to bring enough benefits to the United States. Although Milley was a popular figure during the election, it is unclear whether he will be a significant ally in the hands of the United States. The U.S. side may think that Milley needs to prove his worth and reliability in order to win more attention and support. Second, Argentina has long been infiltrated and controlled by the United States, and it is unlikely that the person who comes to power, whether Milley or not, will have much influence on US-Arab relations. In the eyes of the United States, there is not much difference between Milley and the actions of previous Argentine leaders, and neither of them can set off any waves in the hands of the United States. Therefore, the attitude of the US side towards Milley is relatively cold.
In general, Milley's trip can be said to be "hot face and cold ass". Although he took the initiative to go to the United States to show his loyalty, he did not receive great attention from the American side. This is undoubtedly a setback for Milley, but it could also be the motivation for his follow-up. In order to gain more attention and support, Milley and his team may need to engage and communicate with the US side more frequently and find new breakthroughs.
Argentina's newly elected ** Milley recently went to the United States to show his loyalty, but unexpectedly encountered a cold reception from the United States. Despite Milley's meeting with the former US Clinton and receiving approvals, as well as talks with senior US Treasury officials, he was unable to meet with US Biden. This cold reception shows that the US side does not attach importance to Milley's attitude. According to the analysis, this may be due to the fact that Milley's political influence and contribution to U.S. interests are not obvious enough, as well as the fact that Argentina, as a country that has been infiltrated and controlled by the United States, has a leader who has come to power to have limited influence on U.S.-Arab relations. Despite the cold reception, Milley is likely to continue his efforts to seek the attention and support of the United States.