Trump Unleashes 'Donroe Doctrine': Cuba, Colombia, Mexico, Iran, Greenland Face Threats

• Following Venezuela's invasion and Maduro's capture, Donald Trump issued fresh threats to Cuba, Colombia, Mexico, Iran, and Greenland, warning of military or political pressure.
• Trump rebranded the 1823 Monroe Doctrine as "Donroe Doctrine," asserting US dominance in the Western Hemisphere and justifying potential interventions.
• Colombia was threatened over alleged cocaine production and trafficking, with Trump warning President Petro and hinting at military action.
• Trump hinted at military action to seize Greenland for national security, despite it being Danish territory, citing EU 'needs'.
• Iran faces strong US response if protesters are harmed, while Mexico is criticized for drug trafficking; Cuba is expected to collapse economically after losing Venezuelan oil.

Why It Matters: Trump expands US interventionism post-Venezuela, threatening multiple nations under his "Donroe Doctrine".