are flamethrowers legal in war - 'He's going to drop a nuke': Fear as Trump threat leaves details vague
President Donald Trump issued a serious threat for Iran on Monday, prompting shocked reactions online.
Trump was speaking during a White House press conference when he made the unsettling comment referring to the ongoing conflict.
"The entire country could be taken out in one night. And that night might be tomorrow night," he said.
The internet was quick to react.
"He's going to drop a nuke isn't he," user Elena, retired academic health care worker and liberal commentator, wrote on Bluesky.
"This is a travesty. He is completely incapable of serving as President," user Mel, who self-describes as a psychologist, wrote on Bluesky.
"Trump shouldn't have nuclear codes for the same reason that arsonists shouldn't have gasoline cans and flamethrowers," Melanie D'Arrigo, executive director of Campaign for New York Health, wrote on X.
"He's gonna use a nuclear weapon folks. That's a major war crime. Invoke the 25th now," progressive political commentator Sam K. wrote on X.
"Drunk on power and committing war crimes," user Max, who self-describes as a fund manager and Iraq war veteran, wrote on X.
President Donald Trump speaks during a press conference in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House in Washington, D.C., on April 6, 2026. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein
This detailed match analysis covers key moments, player performances, and tactical insights.
Key Statistics
Possession: 55% - 45%
Shots on target: 6 - 3
Pass accuracy: 88% - 82%
Corners: 5 - 2
Player Ratings
- Home MVP: John Doe (9.2)
- Away MVP: James Smith (8.7)
Post-Match Analysis
The manager praised the team's resilience after coming from behind. "We showed great character," he said.
This win moves them to the top of the league table with 45 points.