Trump Claims Only He Can Prevent Risk of World War III
Former President Donald Trump has asserted that the threat of World War III remains a serious concern, and that he is the only one capable of averting it. In recent statements, Trump emphasized his belief that his leadership is crucial to preventing such a global conflict. His remarks underscore his ongoing focus on national security and his confidence in his ability to navigate complex international challenges.
Former President Donald Trump has warned of an imminent risk of World War III and nuclear conflict, asserting that only he can prevent such a catastrophe. Speaking at a town hall meeting hosted by Sean Hannity in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Trump claimed that current leadership risks plunging the world into unprecedented global conflict.
“We’re heading into World War III territory,” Trump declared, citing concerns over nuclear weapons and other advanced weaponry. He criticized the current administration, stating, “You need a president who will avoid war. I guarantee there will be no World War III under my watch.”
Trump cited Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who reportedly said that Trump’s return would stabilize global tensions. “Orban believes that bringing me back will solve these problems,” Trump added.
Discussing his military and nuclear policies, Trump claimed, “I know the weapons better than anyone because I was the one who advanced our arsenal. I didn’t want to upgrade the nuclear program, but it was necessary.”
Trump also suggested that current conflicts, including the Ukraine war and the Gaza conflict, would not have occurred under his presidency. He criticized his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, and her policies, emphasizing the stakes of the upcoming election.
As the presidential race intensifies, Trump and Harris are virtually tied in Pennsylvania, a crucial swing state. Early voting in Pennsylvania begins on September 16, with the general election scheduled for November 5. Trump and Harris are set to face off in a single debate, with both sides preparing vigorously for the final stretch of the campaign.
