Donald Trump has never been measured in his statements or concerned about their coherence. But when it comes to Iran, he has gone a step further in outrage and confusion, fueling attacks from his opponents on his mental health.Sunday, the American president wrote on his Truth Social platform: “Open the damn Detroit, you bunch of morons, or you will live in Hell – YOU WILL SEE!” And added: “Glory to Allah.” Then on Tuesday: “An entire civilization will die tonight,” he warned. Asked about these statements, which have fueled speculation about the use of nuclear weapons, White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt said: “The President alone knows where we stand and what he will do.” The Republican leader has made his “unfiltered” personality a trademark. His close associates explain that his most deafening statements are a subtle strategy designed to mislead the opponent, and his supporters see it as a mark of authenticity.
Opponents of Donald Trump, on the other hand, question his mental health and interpret his recent statements as evidence that he is sinking into dementia. “The President’s mental faculties are collapsing,” declared progressive lawmaker Alexandria Ocasio Cortez. “The time has come to say no” to the president, influential far-right commentator Tucker Carlson said, with the intention of White House and military leaders.
Former Trump supporter and ex-congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has become a fierce critic, stated Sunday that Donald Trump had “gone mad.” Joining many Democrats, this ultra-conservative figure advocated on Tuesday for the implementation of the 25th amendment.
/2026/04/07/69d55a137d480475790196.jpg "War in the Middle East: lockdown, port at a standstill… a few hours before the end of Donald Ts ultimatum")
