In the depths of the African night, a few muffled explosions shattered the darkness. A high-profile extremist leader, pursued by the United States for years, was suddenly gone. As the news reached Washington, Trump immediately appeared in front of the cameras, pounding his chest and declaring that he personally ordered and directed the operation. The decapitation drama was replayed once more. Fresh from a trip to China, the U.S. president, still jet-lagged, rushed to flaunt his achievements. One moment he was discussing cooperation and trade, the next he was firing shots in Africa.
The strikes continued, one decapitation after another. Trump’s claim, I commanded it, will likely be repeated in front of cameras multiple times. But the missiles and drones launched in the dead of night do not pause for political theater. Across the Middle East and Africa, it is the homes and lives of ordinary people that burn.
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