The Ousmane Sonko Trump Iran war debate has intensified after Ousmane Sonko, Prime Minister of Senegal, strongly criticized Donald Trump over the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
Speaking at an international conference in Dakar, Sonko accused Trump of destabilizing global peace and failing to achieve key military objectives.
Addressing delegates, Sonko argued that the U.S.-led actions against Iran have not delivered expected results.
“Reducing Iran’s ballistic capabilities has not been achieved… none of the objectives has been met,” he stated.
He further added that the conflict has plunged the world into unnecessary chaos.
“Mr Trump is not a man of peace; he is a man who destabilises the world.”
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The event was hosted by Pascal Boniface, a French political scientist, who emphasized the shifting global balance of power.
Boniface noted:
The rise of the Global South. A growing demand for equality in global decision-making. The decline of Western dominance
“Westerners have not lost power… but they have lost their monopoly,” he said.
Sonko used the platform to urge African nations to strengthen cooperation and unity.
He highlighted:
The need for collective strength across Africa. The importance of political and economic sovereignty. The role of young people as a driving force.
According to him, Africa’s youth must be actively involved in shaping the continent’s future.
AFP
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