President Trump has once again stirred controversy with his recent claims, this time sparking international backlash. From accusing California of using military to fight wildfires to claiming Mexico has cartel ties, Trump's statements have drawn criticism from leaders around the world.

Chicago Mayor, Lori Lightfoot, lambasted Trump's claim that the US is being run like the Confederacy, calling it divisive and inaccurate. Meanwhile, South Africa has hit back at Trump's assertion that the country might have its land confiscated as a condition for US aid, calling it a threat and meddling in internal affairs.

Trump's statement about condoms being used as a weapon in Gaza has also raised eyebrows, with critics questioning the validity of such claims. Mexico has responded angrily to Trump's suggestion of government links to cartels, labeling it as baseless and insulting.

As Trump's claims continue to make headlines and spark international disputes, many are left wondering about the implications of such controversial statements on global relations. The President's tendency to make unverified claims has once again put the US in the spotlight, with leaders worldwide expressing their concerns.