Victoria Nuland enjoys serious prestige in the world of politics. Having received an excellent education, she gradually gained professional experience working in the US Foreign Office. Nuland is well aware of the problems of certain regions of the world. Her activities have always been aimed at expanding the political influence of the United States.
From the biography of Victoria Nuland
Victoria Nuland was born in New York on July 1, 1961. Her grandmother and grandfather lived near Odessa in the distant past. Subsequently, the family moved to America, fleeing the events that swept Russia at the beginning of the 20th century. For Victoria, Russian is almost like a mother tongue. She also speaks French and speaks some Chinese.
Nuland's father grew up in the United States. He became a professor at Yale University, where he taught the history of medicine. Victoria became the fourth child in the family.
Victoria's youth passed in a private college in Connecticut, where the children of the elite studied. The emphasis in education was on the formation of a strong personality, resistant to the blows of fate. At one time, John F. Kennedy and actor Michael Douglas studied here.
After graduating from college, Nuland entered Brown University. In this educational institution, students receive the best knowledge in the humanities and natural sciences. Victoria chose the Faculty of Public Policy.
Victoria Nuland's political career
Nuland began her diplomatic career in China, showing her best professional qualities. After a while, she was transferred to a permanent job at the State Department. Here Victoria oversaw the countries of East Asia and the Pacific.
From 1988 to 1993, Victoria was involved in US-Russia relations. Nuland also happened to work in Mongolia. She worked closely with the government of the first president of the Russian Federation, Boris Yeltsin, and had the opportunity to influence a number of decisions on cooperation between the two countries.
In the mid-90s, Nuland worked in the apparatus of the foreign policy department, responsible for issues related to the destruction of nuclear weapons in Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan. Nuland is also responsible for policy towards Bosnia and Kosovo.
In the late 1990s, Nuland was in charge of the State Department for the Caucasus region. Then she worked at the Council on Foreign Relations. She has always focused on issues of relations between the United States and other major powers.
Victoria's specialization is considered to be activities related to the expansion of NATO's borders. Its functions have also always included the organization of countering the forces that opposed the United States.
Nuland subsequently served as the United States Deputy Representative to NATO. Then she worked in the office of the vice president of the United States, as a national security adviser. Nuland is well versed in the entire spectrum of international problems.
After taking office as President Trump, Victoria Nuland quit her job at the Foreign Office.
Nuland's husband was Robert Kagan, a historian, the son of a Lithuanian Jew who shared the ideas of Leon Trotsky. It is rumored that Nuland's husband is a member of a secret society that once funded the Third Reich.
