3 March, 2025


International political analyst Maksym Nesvytailov warns that if Trump’s administration does not change its course, internal U.S. instability could escalate into a global catastrophe.
International political analyst Maksym Nesvytailov is convinced that if President Donald Trump does not change his policies, serious unrest may begin in the United States. He expressed this opinion on the air of Espreso.
“There are several mechanisms to restrain President Donald Trump in the U.S., including Congress, the courts, officials, and the state apparatus, which the Trump administration is massively downsizing, as well as civil society. It is also important to mention local authorities. After all, the U.S. is a confederation, and the rights and powers of the states are very strong there. Local authorities can put up serious resistance to federal governance,” Nesvytailov explained.
According to the political analyst, if Trump’s administration does not change its policies, it could lead to the start of a global war. Iran, North Korea, and China may not be able to resist taking advantage of U.S. weakness.
“There is a very serious risk that if the state system does not recover and change its policies, civil society and local authorities will begin to act. One cannot rule out that this could escalate into mass unrest. By the way, there is a film called War of the States. It was widely discussed, and there was a belief that this film was a scenario in case Trump lost, his supporters refused to accept it, and unrest broke out. Now, however, it seems more like a reaction to Trump’s policies. This is, of course, a catastrophic danger. Any serious instability within the U.S. could mark the beginning of the hot phase of World War III. Not taking advantage of such total U.S. weakness would be a mistake for Iran, China, and North Korea. The problem will not only concern Ukraine—it will be a global catastrophe. Therefore, there is hope that the state mechanisms capable of counteracting Trump will still work in the U.S.,” he added.
- On February 28, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in Washington on a working visit. During a press conference, a dispute arose between Trump, Zelenskyy, and U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance.
- After the confrontation in the White House, European leaders and U.S. politicians began expressing their support for Zelenskyy and Ukraine.
- On March 3, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that “tomorrow night will be big.” According to him, he is the only leader who has not handed over Ukrainian lands to Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

Is the US unstable?
Maybe not yet, but it’s getting there, thanks to the Musk administration and its collection of stooges, which is causing mayhem across the land, and not to mention sledgehammering our foreign relations with once close friends and important allies.
If the next four years are anywhere like the past four weeks, we’re all in deep sh*t.
So far Trump is only bad news. He is POTUS, has a Congress and a Senate, yet doesn’t get anything positive done. Let him deport whoever he wants, i’m fine with that. But the entire rest of his policies are 100% UNAMERICAN and ANTI-AMERICAN. He is a madman on a suicide mission.
More power to him in his attempt to ruin our economy. That’ll wake up lots of morons.
It appears from the outside, that Trump is on a one man mission to destroy everything the US stands for. He will not get his own way though. Protests have started already, and not in blue states, but in the reddest of red states, Texas. This is only after one month of destruction.
That’s true. I even saw a demonstration by a Tesla dealership! And, in other places, people are throwing sliced cheese at Teslas. 😂 They stick pretty good.
Doesn’t say much for the cheese then. 😂