There is a widely circulated claim online that ‘Trump waged war on seven countries within less than a year,’ but this statement is inaccurate. After Donald Trump took office as U.S. President in January 2017, he did authorize or continue several military operations, yet he never formally declared war on any nation. Public records show that during his term, the U.S. primarily conducted limited airstrikes, special forces raids, or provided support to allied forces in regions including Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia, Yemen, Libya, and Iran. For instance, in April 2017, Trump ordered missile strikes on Syria’s Shayrat Airbase in response to a chemical weapons attack; in early 2020, a U.S. drone strike near Baghdad International Airport killed Iranian General Qasem Soleimani, escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran. However, these actions were tactical military strikes rather than full-scale wars, and some were continuations of policies initiated under the Obama administration. Notably, the U.S. Congress did not pass any new Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) during Trump’s presidency. Therefore, the phrase ‘waged war on seven countries’ is an oversimplification—and potentially misleading—requiring careful contextual and legal interpretation.
网络上流传‘特朗普在不到一年内对7个国家动武’的说法，但这一说法并不准确。唐纳德·特朗普在2017年1月就任美国总统后，确实授权或延续了多项军事行动，但并未正式对任何国家宣战。根据公开资料，他在任期内主要采取了有限空袭、特种部队行动或支持盟友作战等方式，涉及叙利亚、伊拉克、阿富汗、索马里、也门、利比亚和伊朗等地区。例如，2017年4月，特朗普下令对叙利亚沙伊拉特空军基地发动导弹打击，以回应化武袭击事件；2020年初，美军在巴格达机场附近空袭杀死伊朗将领苏莱曼尼，引发美伊紧张局势升级。然而，这些行动多属战术性军事打击，并非全面战争，且部分行动是延续奥巴马政府的既有政策。美国国会也未在特朗普任内通过任何新的战争授权法案。因此，所谓‘对7国动武’是一种简化甚至误导性的表述，需结合具体背景和国际法框架谨慎理解。
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