Former US President Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on Nicola Sturgeon, branding her tenure as Scotland's First Minister as "terrible" and damaging to the country.
In a candid assessment, Trump claimed Sturgeon's leadership left Scotland in a worse state, resonating with critics who argue her policies divided the nation.
Trump's Blunt Verdict on Sturgeon
Trump, known for his unfiltered commentary, did not hold back in his critique. "She was a disaster for Scotland," he declared, adding that her push for independence only created instability.
His remarks come as the Scottish National Party (SNP) faces internal turmoil following Sturgeon's resignation earlier this year.
Political Fallout in Scotland
Trump's comments have reignited debates about Sturgeon's legacy, with unionists applauding his stance while independence supporters dismiss it as interference.
Analysts suggest his words may influence public opinion ahead of future elections, particularly among undecided voters.
Why Trump's Words Matter
Despite no longer holding office, Trump remains a polarising figure whose opinions can sway political discourse. His criticism of Sturgeon adds fuel to ongoing debates about Scotland's constitutional future.
With the UK government and Scottish administration at odds over key policies, international perspectives like Trump's could further complicate an already tense relationship.
