Trump calls Democrats' message to troops seditious behaviour, punishable by death

BBC NewsFriday, November 21, 2025 at 1:19:09 AM
Trump calls Democrats' message to troops seditious behaviour, punishable by death
  • Trump accused Democrats of promoting seditious behavior after they encouraged military personnel to reject unlawful orders, a statement that has drawn widespread condemnation.
  • This accusation highlights the escalating tensions between Trump and the Democratic Party, particularly regarding military conduct and the legality of orders.
  • The incident underscores ongoing political divisions in the U.S., with Democrats defending their stance on lawful military engagement while Trump intensifies his rhetoric against perceived opposition.
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