Donald Trump is once again being accused of having dementia. Source: MEGA
Donald Trump has dementia—at least that’s what his critics are saying again. The President seemed to lose it on Truth Social after Russia’s airstrike on Ukraine.
At 78, Trump also lashed out at Vladimir Putin during a live interview. Russia responded, claiming he had an “emotional overload.”
“I Don’t Like It At All!”
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After Russia’s deadly strike on Ukraine on Sunday, May 25 — which left at least 12 people dead — Donald Trump exploded on Truth Social.
“Something has happened to [Putin]. He’s gone absolutely CRAZY!” Trump wrote.
He continued, “I’ve always said he wants ALL of Ukraine, not just a piece. Maybe I was right. But if he goes for it, it’ll bring Russia down.”
Trump didn’t stop there. Speaking to reporters, he added, “I don’t know what the hell happened to Putin. I’ve known him a long time and we always got along. But now he’s launching rockets into cities, killing people — and I don’t like it at all.”
The former president also said he would “absolutely” consider hitting Russia with more sanctions if the attacks don’t stop.
Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, didn’t seem too shaken by Trump’s rant. Instead, he brushed it off as “emotional overload” — but still managed to slip in some thanks.
“We’re truly grateful to the Americans and to President Trump personally for helping start this negotiation process,” Peskov told reporters.
He added, “This is a very intense moment. Emotions are high for everyone, and that’s probably what we’re seeing here.”
Meanwhile, Trump’s critics jumped on the moment, suggesting his behavior wasn’t just emotional — but possibly a sign of dementia.
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“Trump’s dementia is on full display in his posts,” one user on X claimed.
Another chimed in, “It’s not Putin who’s gone crazy—it’s Trump. Every U.S. president seems to inherit the chair and dementia.”
The criticism didn’t stop there.
“America—and the whole world—should be worried about Trump’s mental state,” one person warned.
Another went even further, calling his behavior “off the charts” and full of “deranged, demented energy.”
Trump’s fiercest critics aren’t the only ones sounding the alarm over his mental state. Psychotherapist and author Dr. John Gartner is among those who believe the former president shows signs of dementia.
Dr. Gartner, who has long voiced concerns about Trump’s mental health, didn’t hold back. “There is absolutely no doubt,” he previously claimed.
In a recent interview, he explained why.
“When diagnosing dementia, we look for a decline from someone’s previous level of function,” Gartner said. “What many people miss is that back in the 1980s, Donald Trump was actually articulate. He spoke in full, polished paragraphs. Now, he struggles to finish a sentence.”
The contrast, he suggests, is stark—and deeply troubling.
