‘राष्ट्रपति पागलपन की स्थिति में हैं…’, ट्रंप के मेंटल हेल्थ पर अमेरिकी नेताओं ने उठाए सवाल – US Leaders Slam Donald Trump Over Iran Threat and Foul Language Question Mental State ntc dpmx
American leaders have expressed deep concern over Donald Trump’s statement in which he used abusive words while threatening Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Trump warned of attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure and bridges. He wrote on his social media platform ‘Truth Social’, ‘Tuesday will be Power Plant and Bridge Day in Iran… Open the Strait of Hormuz, otherwise you will live in hell.’ In this post, Trump used such abusive words for Iran, which is not expected from the head of any country.
This waterway is one of the world’s most important oil and gas supply routes, which has been almost closed since the US-Israeli war against Iran started in late February, due to which oil prices in the global market have reached record levels. Trump has threatened Iran several times regarding Hormuz and has given an ultimatum to open this sea route. He has also expressed displeasure at European and NATO allies for not helping America in opening Hormuz. Trump even warned that America could withdraw from NATO.
US Senate member and senior Democratic Party leader Chuck Schumer regarding Iran donald trump Called his statement as ‘nonsense of an unbalanced person’. He said that this attitude of Trump is driving America’s allies away from it. He described the recent statement of the US President as threatening a war crime. Trump’s former aide Marjorie Taylor Greene also sharply criticized his statement and said that the President is in a state of ‘madness’. He appealed to the people of the American administration to intervene. Taylor Greene said that this war was started without provocation and innocent people are losing their lives.
US Senator Bernie Sanders termed Trump’s statement as ‘dangerous and mentally unbalanced’ and said that the US Congress should immediately intervene and stop this war. Meanwhile, Senator Chris Murphy said that if he had been in the cabinet, he would have considered the 25th Amendment of the Constitution (the process of removing the President from office). He described Trump’s statement as a ‘completely unbalanced’ situation and warned that it could lead to loss of life and property on a larger scale.
Iran also retaliated on Donald Trump’s statement. Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf responded by saying that the US President’s ‘reckless actions’ would set the entire region on fire. Mehdi Tabatabai, deputy head of communications in Iran’s presidential office, said that we will open the Strait of Hormuz only when our country gets compensation for the war losses. He described Trump’s comment as an indecent statement made out of frustration and anger.
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