Map Shows Countries Donald Trump Has Bombed as Oman Faces US Threat
The U.S. president has threatened countries with military action and takeover since his return to the White House last year.
A new map has been released showing the countries Donald Trump has threatened to bomb, including Oman. Speaking to Fox News, Trump warned that if Oman interferes with U.S. efforts related to Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, the country would be bombed. Oman is a key diplomatic partner between the U.S. and Iran, involved in discussions about the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial energy shipping route.
Trump's threat marks a shift in his usually cautious foreign policy rhetoric. Since taking office in January 2025, Trump has authorized military strikes in multiple countries, including Somalia, Iraq, Yemen, Iran, Syria, Nigeria, and Venezuela. The administration has justified these actions as necessary to protect U.S. interests and address various threats, from terrorism to drug trafficking.
However, critics argue that Trump's recent threats against Oman contradict his campaign promise to avoid new overseas conflicts. In the past, the U.S. and Israel launched strikes on Iran, and Trump suggested military action against Greenland, the Panama Canal, Cuba, Colombia, and Mexico.
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