All Hell Breaks Loose as Trump Banned from All Allied Bases!!!
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Which countries have banned the U.S. from using their airspace?
Spain has blocked the United States from using its airspace and airports. Italy has done the same. Poland has done the same. UK has largely done the same. France has blocked the United States from using its airspace and its air bases. Austria has done the same. Switzerland has done the same. And now we learn that Saudi Arabia banned Donald Trump, banned the United States. from using the air base in Riyadh and any other air base in Saudi Arabia and banned the U.S. from using the airspace above Saudi Arabia after Donald Trump announced Project Freedom on Sunday and then 24 hours later, Donald Trump said he was withdrawing from Project Freedom because it was so utterly successful. But we learned the real reason that Donald Trump stopped this Project Freedom, which was an absolute failure, was because Saudi Arabia
so they would be banning Donald Trump from using Saudi airspace and Saudi airbases. But it wasn't just Saudi Arabia, it was also Kuwait. We're learning that Kuwait said, you can't use our airbases, we're done, no more use of our airspace. And then this was a domino effect all of the Middle East countries that Donald Trump had done these quid pro quo deals with, whether it was Qatar and Bahrain and even UAE, they all were basically saying, Donald, we're going to ban you as well. And UAE still kind of stayed in it. But guess what happened when they stayed in?
What was the significance of Donald Trump's Project Freedom announcement?
Iran attacked the Fujairah port, which is used by the UAE to try to circumvent the Hormuz control that Iran has. Also, you had a UAE tanker that was struck by Iran after Donald Trump announced Project Freedom, as well as a South Korean tanker. And in addition to all of these countries banning Donald Trump and banning the United States now from using the air bases and airspace in the countries, NATO is basically preparing for for a post-US life, whether they're calling it new NATO or Europe NATO, but a NATO if Donald Trump does indeed withdraw from NATO. And one of the things that NATO is also doing right now is they're no longer having meetings until the end of Donald Trump's term. You know, they may have to do one or two in term, they're doing meetings
with the military people and lower level people. But when it comes to like high level leaders of countries, NATO is done doing that. They're not doing it anymore because they don't want the drama with Donald Trump. They don't want him showing up. And they just said it's, you know, just keep Donald Trump away from NATO. That's the best thing that could possibly be done. And Donald Trump and his regime, Hegseth, Rubio, others continue to attack NATO each and every day. I mean, this news that Saudi Arabia and Kuwait were blocking Donald Trump and the United States from using the air bases and the air space, you know, was really a bombshell news that dropped late last night. A lot of people were saying, okay, so Donald Trump announced this Project Freedom, and he said that he was gonna bring the American Navy into the Strait of Hormuz.
I mean, we've heard this from him before. and then help all of the tankers and cargo ships as part of a humanitarian mission leave the Strait of Hormuz. And then there was that bizarre press conference with the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, General Kane, as well as Pete Hegseth. And they were like lying and they were like hundreds of ships are now currently exiting the Strait of Hormuz. We are currently leading them through a safe passage." And it's like, yeah, that's not happening. Two ships were destroyed by Iran that even tried. When the U.S. Navy tried to get in there, Iran shot warning shots, and then the two Navy ships turned around. We have satellite images, folks. We know whether or not the U.S.
Navy successfully leading hundreds of ships. No, it's like one ship left the Strait of Hormuz And that was through the Iranian passage. It was allied with Iran, and the Strait of Hormuz is firmly under Iran's control. But then we learned, NBC got the exclusive yesterday, hat tip to them, that MBS, the crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, was livid when Donald Trump announced this Project Freedom, which was an escalatory measure.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Which countries have banned the U.S. from using their airspace?
0:00–1:35
2
What was the significance of Donald Trump's Project Freedom announcement?
1:35–5:11
3
How did Saudi Arabia and Kuwait respond to Trump's actions?
5:11–9:26
4
What implications do these bans have for U.S. military operations?
9:26–10:15
5
How is NATO reacting to Trump's isolation from allies?
10:15–19:13