Trump Administration Executes 529 Air Attacks Across Middle East, Africa, Asia

President Donald Trump has adopted an assertive strategy involving direct state participation in key companies under the guise of national security, using special shares and Pentagon investments to exert influence in sectors like steel and rare earth materials. This approach, unusual for peacetime America, reflects a broader trend of expanding government intervention in the economy to counter foreign competition, particularly from China. Concurrently, Trump's administration has intensified U.S. military airstrikes across the Middle East, Central Asia, and Africa, leveraging overwhelming firepower as a tactic to quickly end conflicts despite promises to end 'forever wars.' The administration's foreign policy also exhibits contradictions, balancing anti-interventionist rhetoric with aggressive military actions. Meanwhile, the politicization of U.S. intelligence agencies has eroded institutional integrity, disrupting alliances and prompting allies to seek alternative defense strategies amid doubts about U.S. reliability. Additionally, immigration policies under Trump have been used as tools to reshape America's global image, often fueling controversial diplomatic stances and affecting international relations.