Friday, October 23, 2026

Trump Calls France Unrest a ‘Full-on Revolution’ and Warns Europe to ‘Straighten Out

Oct 21, 2026 | US President Donald Trump criticised European leaders over their refusal to assist Washington in its conflict with Iran, claiming the United States did not need outside help but had been testing its NATO allies. He said Washington was doing well militarily and faced a final decision on how to pursue victory.

Trump then turned to Europe’s immigration policies, warning that France, Germany, and the United Kingdom risked severe instability unless governments tightened border controls and removed people he described as insurrectionists. He also criticised the state of Paris and London, blamed immigration for unrest in France, and urged European leaders to act quickly.

Trump maintained that he wanted to preserve friendly relations with Europe but warned that continued immigration challenges could threaten the continent’s political and social stability.