US‑Iran war: American Soldier Makes Strange Comments as Trump Orders Attack on Iran

US‑Iran war: American Soldier Makes Strange Comments as Trump Orders Attack on Iran

  • A Nigerian man who serves as a soldier in the US military went viral after he made an observation about the attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran
  • The individual took to his social media page to make a comment that immediately grabbed the attention of many of his followers on a popular platform
  • He spoke about the recent attack carried out by the US military in Sokoto state, Nigeria, and gave it a label, while he also spoke about the attacks on Iran

A Nigerian serving in the American military has reacted to the continuous attacks on the Islamic Republic of Iran by the US military under the orders of Donald Trump.

The military personnel in his post, which many people have reacted to, described the US president as a very generous person.

A Nigerian US soldier goes viral after calling US attacks on Sokoto and Iran “Christmas” and “Ramadan gifts,” praising Trump, sparking reactions online.
Nigerian US soldier goes viral after commenting on Iran attack. Left photo for illustration purposes only. Photo Source: Twitter/SgtShow01, Getty Images/Bloomberg
Source: Twitter

US soldier comments on Iran attack

The soldier also spoke about the recent military action in Sokoto and made a statement about the attacks on Iran.

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He labelled the attacks in Sokoto state, Nigeria by the US military a Christmas gift by Donald Trump and labelled the attacks on Iran as a Ramadan gift from the US president.

@SgtShow01, in a post on his X page, wrote:

"Christmas gift in Nigeria… Ramadan gift in Iran…"

After saying this, he strangely spoke about the US president, describing him as a generous person.

A Nigerian US soldier goes viral after calling US attacks on Sokoto and Iran “Christmas” and “Ramadan gifts,” praising Trump, sparking reactions online.
Nigerian US soldier sparks online debate with post on Iran and Sokoto attacks. Photo Source: Twitter/SgtShow01
Source: Twitter

He wrote:

"POTUS is very magnanimous."

His statements about the airstrike in Sokoto and those on the Islamic Republic of Iran caught the attention of some of his followers, who immediately took to the comments page of the post to speak.

Reactions as soldier speaks about Iran, Sokoto

@BeckynotLynch noted:

"Generosity at its peak! Good morning Sgt-medic… Yesterday was fun!"

@qroniqls added:

"I was looking for your tweet this morning. Make e no be say Trump don deploy you to the ME."

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@olutomidehans noted:

"It is better to give than to receive.."

@Poundsgroup001 added:

"He is Carrying Everyone along."

@perrybtc_ shared:

"He’s a generous person. A gift giver to terrorists."

@tjazz4ever added:

"Allah's gift is everywhere, everyday for everyone. Remember, once you are living, you benefit, that active protein sequence can stop at will - the will of the one that initiated it. So why the braggadocio. Rest uncle soja."

@Noal865671 wrote:

"He never forgets to deliver gifts during every holy period."

@MaziPatrickESQ shared:

"Lmfao never envisioned it this way 😂.gotta love trump."

@drunkito said:

"Very kind and ruggedly gifted."

Read the X post below:

In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a video showed some Iranians celebrating the US attack on Iran. They held flags and banners and shouted slogans.

US soldier’s mom cries amid Iran conflict

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that the mother of a US soldier cried because her son is in the army and sent to the Middle East.

She said her son is safe, but she feels very sad and worried. In the video, she held her phone and said she needed to get some fresh air.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng