Trump criticizes Biden and declares that “World War 3 is imminent.”

Former President Donald Trump harshly condemned President Biden and his administration after the terrible death of three American military personnel in a drone strike in Jordan. Around twenty-five more people were hurt in the incident, which happened close to the Syrian border. On his Truth Social page, Trump sent his sincere sympathies to the families of the deceased heroes, calling the day a “horrible day for America.”

Trump blamed the assault on Biden’s perceived weakness and deviation from his own administration’s “Maximum Pressure” approach against Iran, focusing his criticism on Biden’s foreign policy.
By giving Iran financial resources, which Trump claims have been used to inflame bloodshed in the Middle East, he accused Biden of arming Iran.
The outgoing president said that he would not have allowed such an incident to happen and connected it to a larger criticism of Biden’s foreign policy, which included the state of affairs in Ukraine and the stability of world peace more broadly.
“This assault would not have occurred, not a chance in hell, if I had been President. The same is true of the Hamas attack on Israel, which was sponsored by Iran, the conflict in Ukraine, and the current state of world peace. Rather, World War 3 is about to break out,” Trump tweeted.
Prominent Republicans who shared Trump’s views in the wake of the incident included Senator Tim Scott and Representative Mike Rogers, calling for a more forceful approach against Iran and its proxy forces. They demanded responsibility and swift action in response to the assaults on US and coalition soldiers.
Being the first American personnel to be killed by enemy fire in the Middle East since the start of the Israel-Hamas war in early October, this episode is noteworthy.
In an election year, President Biden faces a formidable challenge from the escalating Middle East crisis. Republican officials, such as former President Donald Trump, have not wasted any time in denouncing Biden for the latest terrible event. Trump blamed it on “Joe Biden’s weakness and surrender.”
According to the Pentagon, since mid-October, more than 150 strikes have targeted US and ally soldiers in Syria and Iraq, leading to US retaliation in both countries.
An alliance of Iranian-affiliated militias hostile to US support for Israel in the Gaza war, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq has been blamed for many attacks on US soldiers.
On October 7, a surprise strike by a Palestinian terrorist group exacerbated the current confrontation between Israel and Hamas, killing over 1,140 people, most of them civilians.
As a consequence, the US increased its military assistance to Israel, which has been carrying out a fierce military operation in Gaza that has killed at least 26,422 people, most of them women and children, according to reports from the ministry of health in Gaza.
These deaths have sparked intense regional indignation and given rise to violent acts by groups sponsored by Iran in Yemen, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and other countries.