• President Trump reassigned Mike Waltz from National Security Adviser (NSA) to U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, emphasizing it as a strategic move and not a resignation.
• Secretary of State Marco Rubio will temporarily serve as NSA, with Stephen Miller emerging as a top contender for the permanent role.
• The reshuffling signals potential shifts in foreign policy and national security as the administration adapts to rising international tensions.

President Donald Trump confirmed Sunday he has not lost confidence in Mike Waltz, despite reshuffling key positions in his administration. Trump announced on Truth Social that Waltz, previously National Security Adviser (NSA), will now serve as the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations (UN). In the interim, Secretary of State Marco Rubio will step in as NSA while Trump evaluates candidates for the permanent role.

The announcement follows recent scrutiny surrounding Waltz, who accidentally included The Atlantic’s journalist Jeffrey Goldberg in a confidential Signal group chat discussing Yemen’s Houthi rebels. Trump clarified on Air Force One that Waltz did not resign but was reassigned to a “very important position” at the UN.

“No Confidence Lost,” Says Trump

Responding to reporters, President Trump emphasized his belief in Waltz’s continued value to his administration. “He didn’t resign. I just moved him,” Trump said. “He’s going to the United Nations, which is a big deal.” Trump dismissed speculation about a rift, reiterating that Waltz’s new role aligns with the administration’s broader goals.

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The shakeup also highlights the administration’s strategic pivot as international tensions rise. Trump stated, “Personally, if I had to choose, I’d rather have the UN job than NSA.”

Rubio Steps In, Stephen Miller Considered for NSA

In the meantime, Marco Rubio will serve as interim NSA. Trump revealed that an official nomination for the NSA role could come within six months, with Stephen Miller identified as a leading contender. Describing Miller’s influence within the administration, Trump said, “He’s already sort of indirectly doing the job.”

This shift positions the Trump administration to tackle both domestic and international challenges with a recalibrated leadership team.

What’s Next? Key Implications

The reallocation of Waltz and temporary appointment of Rubio signal potential strategic shifts in foreign policy and national security. With AI-powered defense strategies and Middle East diplomacy on the horizon, the administration’s next NSA pick will play a pivotal role.

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