Marco Rubio: Trusted Ally in Trump's Diplomatic and Security Sphere

Former Senator Marco Rubio has been appointed as interim national security adviser by President Trump, following significant roles in the administration. His vast responsibilities include foreign policy and diplomacy, amidst U.S.-related global challenges such as Ukraine, Gaza, and migration crises. Trump's reliance on Rubio showcases growing trust.

Marco Rubio, the former Florida Senator, has been appointed as President Donald Trump's interim national security adviser. This development underscores Trump's increasing trust in Rubio's abilities to handle multiple key roles, as the administration faces diplomatic and security challenges.

Rubio steps into this crucial position following the move of former national security adviser Mike Waltz to the United Nations. This reshuffle occurs during pivotal international issues, including the war in Ukraine and nuclear talks with Iran, while managing the fallout from Trump's trade war with China.

Despite past clashes during the 2016 presidential campaign, Rubio and Trump have formed a close working relationship, with Rubio playing critical roles in various diplomatic arenas. His appointment also marks another instance of Trump's reliance on Rubio's expertise in navigating complex foreign and national security issues.

(With inputs from agencies.)