Donald Trump, during a news conference, indicated potential military interventions in the Americas and Middle East, focusing on the Panama Canal and Gaza.
He emphasized the importance of the Panama Canal, stating it is vital for the US, and refused to rule out military action to regain control.
Trump warned of severe consequences, saying “all hell will break out” if captives in Gaza are not released before his inauguration.
The President-elect also discussed increased NATO defense spending, proposing a hike to 5% of GDP from the current 2% minimum.
Inquiries about troops in Syria resulted in vague responses, hinting at strategic ambiguity in US military presence.