Tensions continue to rise, and fresh concerns have been sparked about potential military action after Donald Trump hinted that Cuba could “be next.”
Since stepping into his second term as president, Donald Trump has overseen a series of major developments. He has launched several military operations, and tensions in the Middle East remain high.
But it’s not just the conflict in Iran drawing widespread attention. Earlier this year, Trump faced criticism from European allies after making clear his interest in acquiring Greenland. He even suggested military action if Denmark refused, though he later softened his stance.
Beyond that, he has ordered strikes against ISIS in Somalia, overseen the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, and publicly criticized Mexico and Colombia for failing to control drug cartels – just a few examples of the geopolitical issues his administration has been involved in.
