Donald Trump has just sparked a new controversy with a “map” covering all of North America, including Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, Greenland, and Iceland with the American flag, in a series of posts on his social network Truth Social.
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Iceland was the first to react, announcing today that it summoned the American ambassador in Reykjavik the previous day “to clarify that this image was totally inappropriate.”
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The American president posted the incriminated “map” without a caption, among about a hundred posts on his feed during the long Labor Day weekend.
Besides Iceland, the images also show, among others, the American flag covering Canada, involved in a trade war with Washington and which Donald Trump dreams of making the 51st State of the United States; Greenland, a Danish autonomous territory; as well as Mexico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, the French Antilles and other Caribbean islands.
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