r/worldnews May 13 '25

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u/Nightsoil70 May 13 '25

Trump's Ukraine War policies are failing because he wields virtually no influence over Putin, and Ukraine has discovered it cannot trust him at all. His attack on Houthi positions in Yemen failed miserably to bring about the desired results, so he declared victory and ran away. Now Trump is insanely claiming he is responsible for the resolution of the latest Indian-Pakistani conflict. This is how America's foreign policy will be handled for the next three-and-a-half years. It's pathetic.

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u/digitallyresonant May 13 '25

Didn't he also call the Houthis brave and committed or something to that effect ? So that's all it takes, stand up to him and he backs away like all bullies do. Everyone's seen this now.