Furious World Leaders Make Deadly Warning to Trump
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What warnings are world leaders giving to Trump about military plans?
Furious world leaders are striking back at Donald Trump and they are threatening him with asymmetric warfare as the Trump regime puts in a demand for $1 trillion for a defense budget. We're seeing countries across the world saying we can do more than the United States can with their $1.5 trillion defense budget by investing in asymmetric warfare, by focusing on drones. and other asymmetric tactics that they observed that were utilized by Iran when the Trump regime in Netanyahu invaded Iran. And so what we're seeing right now is Donald Trump is showing utter weakness after his disastrous trip to China. More on that in a moment. I'll tell you what Xi Jinping is doing to Donald Trump's undersecretary of war, that Elbridge Colby guy who tries to act all tough and attacks Canada.
So while Donald Trump It had this disastrous appearance in China. We're seeing countries across the world projecting strength and saying, we don't need the United States. Of course, we saw this with Ukraine. President Zelensky showing the power of his power. drone army of his ballistic missiles of ukrainians forces being able to strike deep within moscow in oil depots there and infrastructure surrounding moscow that's one of the reasons why putin had to head over immediately to china and xi jinping to help coordinate because that's the alliance right it's russia it's china it's iran it's north korea so we saw that happen you know in ukraine we saw taiwan just over the past 24 48 hours as donald trump has shown other weakness taiwan is showing that still with those
Abrams tanks that the US previously gave them with the weapons that Taiwan has. They've been running numerous military drills, both before Donald Trump's disastrous trip to China, and then after they're showing two main capabilities.
How are countries investing in asymmetric warfare against the US?
Number one, they're showing the ability to project strength with amphibious invasions by China. And so they ran a lot of drills right on the shore. And then they've been showing that they're willing to deploy asymmetric warfare within the cities themselves and they showed that they have capabilities of driving these massive tanks across the bridges and what they would do in the event of an invasion by china so we're seeing that there of course we're seeing iran continue to taunt the United States, continue to say, if you re-up the invasion, we're going to unleash the same asymmetric tactics you saw across the Middle East. And we've seen these Iranian militia groups and Iranian proxy groups, whether it's the militia groups in Iraq, whether it is Hezbollah, whether it is
The Houthis, they've been able to utilize what Iran's been able to utilize as well, which are these FPV drones, the Shahid drones, more of the FPV drones is what they're able to utilize. and other weapons that can be made at a fraction of a fraction of the cost that the United States uses, right? I mean, the Trump regime was using these THAAD and Patriot systems that cost like hundreds of millions of dollars, and each missile can cost, you know, millions of dollars. And the... Iranian weaponry, you're talking about thousands of dollars, $25,000, $30,000, and they're able to churn them out on these assembly lines that they've developed in Tehran, in Iran, in the surrounding country, as well as they've developed manufacturing plants in Russia as well, which Russia is able to send through the Caspian Sea.
And then that brings us to Cuba. You know about the U.S. blockade there. The Trump regime seems to be moving closer to an invasion of Cuba.
What military capabilities are Taiwan and Ukraine showcasing?
And we see there the leader of Cuba as well, Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez. I mean, he's posting, you know, look, you know, we know why you're going after Raul Castro, the 94-year-old former president. leader, they say, look, this is all part of the pretext to invade. You have the playbook that she used in Venezuela. You indict the leader, or in this case, the old leader. You come up with additional reasons why Cuba poses a threat. Laundered through Axios over the weekend was the story. 300 drones ready to go in Cuba.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What warnings are world leaders giving to Trump about military plans?
0:00–2:04
2
How are countries investing in asymmetric warfare against the US?
2:04–4:08
3
What military capabilities are Taiwan and Ukraine showcasing?
4:08–5:40
4
How is Iran responding to US military threats?
5:40–6:48
5
What tactics are being used by Cuba and its leaders against the US?
6:48–7:50
6
Why is the Trump regime threatening military action in Cuba?
7:50–8:53
7
What role does public perception play in the US's approach to Cuba?
8:53–10:24
8
How is the current geopolitical landscape affecting US foreign policy?
10:24–19:14