The online back-and-forth between Iran and Donald Trump is getting increasingly surreal.

After Trump demanded the Strait of Hormuz be reopened in a profanity-laced Truth Social post, the Iranian Embassy appeared to mock the message with a sarcastic response — tweeting “we’ve lost the keys.”

The exchange underscores just how far tensions have escalated — with what would normally be high-stakes diplomatic communication now playing out in public, meme-style exchanges on social media, even as the conflict continues to impact global shipping and security.

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Sen. Bernie Sanders is sharply criticizing Donald Trump following an explosive Easter Sunday message on Truth Social, where Trump demanded that the Strait of Hormuz be reopened immediately and lashed out at those restricting it in unusually aggressive and profane terms, stating, "Open the f****** Strait, you crazy b*******, or you'll be living in hell."

The post, which came amid rising global tension and disruptions to one of the world’s most critical oil shipping routes, appeared to signal growing frustration inside the administration over the ongoing standoff with Iran and its impact on global trade.

Sanders’ response frames the moment as a dangerous escalation — arguing that rhetoric like this, combined with the broader conflict, raises serious concerns about stability, decision-making, and the risk of further war.

Trump posted on Truth Social this morning telling Iran to open the "f--kin" Strait of Hormuz or they would be "living in hell." He called Iranian leadership "crazy b-stards," threatened to bomb their power plants and bridges by Tuesday, and signed the post off with "Praise be to Allah."

Rep. Yassamin Ansari responded shortly after, calling him a deranged lunatic and a national security threat to the country and the rest of the world. She stated that the 25th Amendment exists for a reason.

Speculation about Trump’s health is intensifying. Trump hasn’t been seen publicly since Wednesday, skipped his usual Mar-a-Lago golf weekend, and the White House called an unusually early lid at 11am Saturday — with no explanation, during an active U.S. military operation against Iran.

Public appearances in recent months have fueled growing concern. Observers have noted facial drooping on one side, persistent hand bruising, swollen ankles, and increasing signs of fatigue. Medical professionals have publicly speculated these symptoms could point to conditions including chronic venous insufficiency — which the White House has confirmed — or potentially more serious neurological or cardiovascular issues. Trump’s former doctor also revealed a glowing 2016 health statement was dictated by Trump himself, not his physician.

Social media users have noted that recent tweets from Trump’s Truth Social account do not appear to be Trump’s usual style and appears more like Stephen Miller.

A 2025 YouGov poll found nearly two-thirds of Americans believe Trump’s health and age are affecting his ability to govern, and 49% believe he is in cognitive and physical decline. Trump has insisted he has “never felt better.”

With the nation in the middle of a military crisis, Americans deserve transparency — not silence.