Nournews: The Globalization of Trump’s Bullying

Although U.S. President Donald Trump failed to achieve complete success in his tariff wars against major economic powers such as China, Europe, and Canada, he approached Iran with greater audacity and the backing of global Zionism. By following the strategies of Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump openly threatened Iran and demanded Tehran’s unconditional surrender—an approach rooted not in international law or reason, but in sheer coercion, pressure, and the illusion of military and media superiority.

Iran’s Response: The Starting Point of Global Resistance

In response to Trump’s offensive rhetoric, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran clearly stated that Iran will never surrender. This position is not merely a national decision but a global statement of resistance against domination. If Iran stands firm in the face of these pressures, it may become the turning point for the decline of American bullying and the end of the unipolar era. Conversely, Iran’s defeat would only signal the beginning of the downfall for other nations—from Europe to Asia, from Latin America to Africa.

Europe’s Test of History

Now it is Europe’s turn—as well as the rest of the world—to face a historic test. Will they stand on the right side of history, or will their silence and inaction allow Trump and Netanyahu to shape the future of the world? If Europe believes that Trump’s crossing of Iran’s “front line” is merely a regional matter, it is gravely mistaken. After Iran, he will come for them too. As the tariff wars showed, Trump is loyal to no one but his own interests.

A Return to American Empire or a Multipolar World?

At this critical historical juncture, there are two paths to choose from: either a revival of the American empire in alliance with the Zionist regime and a unipolar world dominated by the dollar and force—or resistance to this project and the emergence of a more balanced, multipolar world order. If the global system is not redefined based on international norms and respect for national sovereignty, the path ahead will lead not to justice, but to domination, humiliation, and exploitation. Iran is the first—and perhaps most vital—bastion against this dangerous project.