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唐纳德·特朗普 中东地区
2026年5月21日周四，华盛顿特区白宫椭圆形办公室，唐纳德·特朗普总统在一场宣布活动中。
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作为总统候选人时，唐纳德特朗普曾得意洋洋地将对手描绘成好战的干预主义者，称他们会让美国陷入各类外国战争——乃至第三次世界大战。
但作为总统，特朗普已经积累了一份令人震惊的名单，上面列满了他既威胁过、也实际发动过攻击的国家。
周三，他又在这份名单上新增了一个国家：威胁称如果阿曼试图与伊朗一同控制霍尔木兹海峡，美国就会打击阿曼。
“阿曼要么和其他人一样规矩行事，要么我们就得炸平他们，”特朗普在白宫内阁会议上说道。
这番话尤其引人关注，因为它说得像是随口一提——特朗普似乎不假思索就随口说了出来。
而这已经成了特朗普的常态。
在两届总统任期内，阿曼至少是第15个被他威胁发动攻击、留有攻击可能性，或是实际遭到攻击的国家。其中绝大多数事件都发生在他第二任期的前16个月，不过有些事件横跨了两届任期。
他在本届任期内已经对七个国家发动了空袭——伊朗、伊拉克、尼日利亚、索马里、叙利亚、委内瑞拉和也门——且他在第一任期内也曾攻击过其中部分国家。这还不包括针对加勒比海和太平洋海域疑似贩毒船只的空袭行动，此类行动已针对近60艘船只展开，造成超过190人死亡。
本届任期内，他还威胁过或留有攻击可能性的国家还有七个：加拿大、哥伦比亚、古巴、格陵兰（隶属于丹麦）、墨西哥、巴拿马，以及如今的阿曼。他在第一任期内还曾威胁过墨西哥和朝鲜。
并非所有这些威胁和攻击行动都性质相同。有些袭击，比如针对伊拉克的行动，是精准打击恐怖分子，而非针对当政政府。还有些威胁没那么直接——在许多情况下，特朗普只是拒绝排除发动袭击的可能性。
这种做法或许可以用特朗普在外交政策上奉行的“疯子理论”来解释。换言之，他喜欢将自己塑造为不可预测的形象，认为这样会让外国对手更愿意屈服于他的要求。
但所有这些都暴露了这位总统极具侵略性的态度：他今年已经入侵了两个国家（伊朗和委内瑞拉），并且似乎正在考虑对第三个国家（古巴）动手。
数据也清晰体现了特朗普的好战程度。以下是相关统计：
每13个国家中就有1个
这就是特朗普迄今威胁或攻击过的国家比例：全球近200个国家中，他针对了15个。
每11个人中就有1个
这些被针对的国家覆盖了全球每11个人口中的1个。也就是说，地球上每11个人中，就至少有一个人曾担心特朗普会对本国发动军事打击。
中东地区有5个国家
如今特朗普仅在中东地区就已威胁或针对了五个国家。中东地区总共不到20个国家，这一比例达到了五分之一。
四大洲
特朗普的威胁和攻击行动波及了全球六大人口大洲中的四个：非洲、亚洲、北美洲和南美洲。严格来说，他还威胁过欧洲国家丹麦，尽管相关言论是关于夺取其在北美的领土。
5个潜在帝国主义扩张目标
在他攻击或威胁过的15个国家中，他已将其中五个列为美国可能的新增领土：加拿大、古巴、格陵兰、巴拿马（具体指巴拿马运河）以及委内瑞拉。
Trump’s ‘blow ‘em up’ threat to Oman means he’s now attacked or threatened 1 out of every 13 countries
2026-05-27T20:14:59.180Z / CNN
Analysis by Aaron Blake
3 hr ago
PUBLISHED May 27, 2026, 4:14 PM ET
Donald Trump The Middle East
President Donald Trump during an announcement in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on Thursday, May 21.
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As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump gleefully painted his opponents as trigger-happy interventionists who would get the United States bogged down in all manner of foreign wars — up to and including World War III.
As president, Trump has racked up an astonishing list of countries he’s both threatened to attack and actually attacked.
Trump added a new entry to that list on Wednesday, threatening to strike Oman if it tries to control the Strait of Hormuz along with Iran.
“Oman will behave just like everybody else, or we’ll have to blow ‘em up,” Trump said at a White House Cabinet meeting.
It was particularly striking because it was phrased like an aside — something Trump seemingly casually dropped with little thought beforehand.
And that’s become somewhat typical for Trump.
Oman is at least the 15th country that he has either threatened to attack, left open the possibility of attacking, or actually attacked during his two terms as president. Nearly all of those instances occurred in the first 16 months of his second term, though some span both terms.
He’s launched strikes in seven countries so far this term — Iran, Iraq, Nigeria, Somalia, Syria, Venezuela and Yemen — after also attacking some of those countries in his first term. That doesn’t even count the strikes on alleged drug-trafficking boats in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean, which have targeted nearly 60 vessels and killed more than 190 people.
He has also threatened or left open the possibility of strikes against seven others this term: Canada, Colombia, Cuba, Greenland (which is part of Denmark), Mexico, Panama and now Oman. He also threatened Mexico and North Korea in his first term.
Not all of those threats and strikes are the same. Some, like the strikes in Iraq, were narrowly targeted at terrorists rather than the government in power. And some of the threats were less direct — in many cases, Trump just declined to rule out the possibility.
Some of this may be explained by Trump’s embrace of the “madman theory” when it comes to foreign policy. In other words, he likes to portray himself as unpredictable, believing it makes foreign adversaries more likely to kowtow to his demands.
But all of it betrays a remarkably bellicose attitude from a president who has already invaded two countries this year (Iran and Venezuela) and appears to be considering a third (Cuba).
And the data point to just how militant Trump has been. Here are some stats.
1 out of 13 countries
That’s how many Trump has threatened or attacked so far: 15 out of the nearly 200 countries in the world.
1 out of 11 people
Those countries account for 1 out of every 11 people in the world. That means 1 out of every 11 people on the planet has been at least somewhat worried that Trump could initiate a military strike on their country.
5 countries in the Middle East
Trump has now threatened or targeted five countries in the Middle East alone. That’s five out of fewer than 20 total countries in the Middle East.
4 continents
Trump’s threats and strikes have included countries on four of the world’s six populous continents: Africa, Asia, North America and South America. He’s also technically threatened a European country in Denmark, albeit by talking about seizing its territory in North America.
5 potential targets for imperialism
Of the 15 countries he’s struck or threatened, he’s identified five of them as possible additions to the United States: Canada, Cuba, Greenland, Panama (specifically, the Panama Canal) and Venezuela.
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