Henry Kissinger, A Resilient Figure in Global Affairs, Shares Insights on Current Crises

In a recent interview with CBS News, Henry Kissinger, despite his age and health challenges, remains an active and influential figure in global affairs. The 98-year-old diplomat, who is hard of hearing, blind in one eye, and has undergone multiple heart surgeries, astonishingly continues to work about 15 hours a day, defying expectations.

During the interview conducted by Ted Koppel, Kissinger expressed confidence that leaders like President Xi Jinping of China and President Vladimir Putin of Russia would still take his call if he were to reach out. Kissinger’s vast experience and expertise make him a valuable advisor, willing to engage in diplomatic conversations if called upon.

When asked by Koppel if he would consider flying to Moscow to talk to Putin, Kissinger affirmed his inclination to do so, emphasizing his role as an advisor rather than an active participant. Koppel humorously clarified that he was not suggesting reinstating Kissinger as Secretary of State, to which Kissinger concurred, recognizing his advisory position.

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