middle east The war that broke out has entered its sixth week. Looking at the current situation, no one is in a position to say when the fire of war will cool down. Violent attacks are continuing from both sides. The situation has become so dire that the entire world is in its grip. Meanwhile, there is an uproar over US President Donald Trump’s abusive social media posts threatening Iran. In which the name of Allah has been mentioned.
What did Trump say?
In fact, donald trump Through a post on his social media platform Truth on Sunday (April 5) morning, Iran again threatened to compromise and open the Strait of Hormuz. He also set a new deadline for this till 8 pm on Tuesday night. He said, if the Strait of Hormuz is not opened within the stipulated time, Iran will be pushed to ‘hell’. He ended his post by saying ‘Pray to Allah’. In his post, the US President also used abusive words against Iran.
Criticism of Trump’s statement
Trump’s objectionable statements against Iran have been criticized by leaders from America and across the world. Civil rights group ‘Council on American-Islamic Relations’ has strongly criticized US President Donald Trump for his threatening post by mentioning the name of Allah. The statement issued said, ‘President Trump’s mockery of Islam and threat of attacking civilian infrastructure in Iran is irresponsible, dangerous and indicative of a mentality that shows indifference to people’s lives and disrespect for religious beliefs.’
American leaders also expressed objection
Many American leaders have criticized US President Donald Trump for the language used in his social media posts against Iran. Republican Party leader and former MP Marjorie Taylor Greene said the President had ‘gone mad’. Green said on the social media platform ‘X’, ‘President Trump posted this statement on Easter morning.’ He said, ‘Anyone in his administration who calls himself a Christian should get down on his knees and apologize to God, stop worshiping the President and intervene in this madness of Trump.’
