That would be the 3rd unprovoked attack on a country by the president of peace
Way more than three.
Venezuela: In January 2026, U.S. forces bombed Caracas and captured President Nicolás Maduro after months of a naval buildup, oil tanker blockades, and anti-drug strikes in the Caribbean.
Iran: The U.S. carried out joint strikes with Israel (including Operation Midnight Hammer) targeting key nuclear facilities at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
Yemen: The U.S. military expanded its air and naval campaign against Houthi forces in Yemen and the Red Sea to protect commercial shipping lanes.
Somalia: U.S. warplanes launched counterterrorism strikes against Islamic State (IS) operatives hiding in the Golis mountains.
Iraq and Syria: The military conducted airstrikes to hit ISIS positions and defend U.S. service members from hostile fire.
Nigeria: U.S. forces executed targeted air strikes against local Islamic State militant groups
After the U.S. invasion, the Coalition Provisional Authority under Paul Bremer banned senior Ba’ath Party members from government jobs and dissolved the Iraqi Armed Forces.
This mass dislocation of soldiers became the root of opposition to US occupation and eventually the core of the ISIS movement.
Incidentally, also a group the United States financed as a tool for harassing Iraq’s neighbors.