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Controversial Fantasy Map of the United States Published by Donald Trump

The American president shared on his social network a modified map of the United States incorporating Canada, Greenland, Mexico, and the French Caribbean territories, triggering outraged reactions and renewed questions about his visual posts.

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France 24 — Français

Donald Trump posted a map of the United States on his social network depicting the American flag covering several foreign territories, according to a report from France 24's "Fact or Fake" program. The map shows Canada, Greenland, Mexico, and the French Caribbean territories as part of American territory.

The post angered several affected nations, though the media outlet did not provide further details on the nature of the official reactions reported.

According to France 24, this map is part of a series of visuals considered misleading that the American president regularly shares on his social networks. The outlet notes that the frequency of these posts has reignited public debate over Donald Trump's mental health.

France 24 does not specify whether the White House officially responded to this post or whether it provided any clarification about the intention behind sharing this map.

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