One of Donald Trump‘s top national security advisers is resigning as the war with Iran escalates, with new attacks on US allies in the Strait of Hormuz.
White House deputy national security adviser Andy Baker, a longtime ally to JD Vance, will leave the administration in the next few weeks, according to Axios.
Baker played a critical role in crafting and executing Trump’s foreign policy over the past 18 months. His shock departure comes just days after Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced her own resignation.
He was also a central figure in the now stalled peace talks with Iran, including drafting the Memorandum
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