The Times of India article, published on January 9, 2026, accurately highlights the escalating military rhetoric and actions attributed to President Donald Trump during his hypothetical second term, which reportedly began in January 2025. The core claims concerning Greenland, Iran, and Colombia being on Trump's 'bombing radar' are substantiated by real-time information from multiple credible sources. Before the article's publication, the US military carried out an operation in Venezuela, resulting in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro and his transfer to the US. This event appears to have set the stage for subsequent aggressive posturing. Regarding Greenland, President Trump has explicitly renewed his demand for the semi-autonomous Danish territory, stating its necessity for US defense. He has reportedly refused to rule out using force, a stance met with strong rejection and warnings from Denmark and Greenland about respecting sovereignty and the implications for NATO. In Iran, the US reportedly intervened in hostilities between Iran and Israel in mid-2025, striking three major Iranian nuclear sites under 'Operation Midnight Hammer'. Trump has also recently threatened severe retaliation if Iran 'violently kills peaceful protesters'. For Colombia, Trump has openly threatened military action, accusing President Gustavo Petro of enabling cocaine production and trafficking. When questioned about a military operation targeting Colombia, Trump reportedly responded, 'It sounds good to me'. President Petro, while acknowledging a phone call with Trump where military plans were discussed, stated he believes the threat is 'frozen' but remains a 'real threat'. These aggressive postures have sparked protests in Colombia and raised international concern regarding global stability and adherence to international law.