Ariana Grande shares hard criticism against Donald Trump after US attack to Iran: “It is a reason for dismissal”

Caracas.- The American singer shared a message from Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after the bombings ordered by Donald Trump against Iranian nuclear facilities.

While international tension grows due to recent attacks in the Middle East, several entertainment figures have used their platforms to express concern. Ariana Grande was one of them. Through her stories on Instagram, the singer shared a resounding message against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, after she ordered to bombard three nuclear facilities in Iran.

Grande, who will return to the big screen in November with the sequel to Wicked, replied a publication of Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, in which the legality of Trump’s action is directly questioned: “It is, without a doubt and with total clarity, reason for dismissal,” reads the message that the artist shared to her millions of followers.

“The disastrous decision of the president of Bombardear Iran without authorization is a serious violation of the Constitution and the Faculties of War of Congress,” continues the message shared by Ariana. “It has risked impulsively to start a war that could catch us for generations.”

More celebrities react

British actress Aimee Lou Wood, known by The White Lotus and Sex Education, published a series of messages on Instagram on Sunday in which she criticized Prime Minister Benjamín Netanyahu. In response to the speech in which he praised the US president, Donald Trump, after the attack on Iran, Wood wrote: “I feel sick.”
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In contrast, Caitlyn Jenner – who visited Israel last week – expressed his support for the military operation led by the United States. “Paz through force,” he wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “God bless the United States and our beloved Israel. Incredible leadership by the President.” Jenner continued to publish similar messages throughout the day.

What happened between the United States and Iran?

This Saturday, President Donald Trump announced that the United States had carried out an air attack against three nuclear facilities in Iran: Fordow, Natanz and Isfahán. The president communicated the operation through his social Truth network.

“All airplanes are already out of the Iranian airspace. A full charge of pumps on the main installation was launched, Fordow. All our pilots return home,” Trump wrote, before adding: “Now it’s the time of peace!”