US President Donald Trump has declared July 19-25 as Captive Nations Week, emphasizing America’s support for those oppressed by communist and authoritarian regimes. Trump asserted that the United States will always stand against communism, labeling it as a failed ideology that brings misery and ruin. He highlighted the nation’s commitment to safeguarding freedom and democracy, denouncing communism as a doctrine of darkness that undermines individual rights.
Trump underscored that communism poses a significant threat to the nation and outlined his administration’s dedication to defending religious freedom and free-market principles. He linked economic policies to the protection of freedoms and expressed a vision for a prosperous future. The President also emphasized the importance of upholding religious liberty and combating anti-religious bias.
Furthermore, Trump reaffirmed US solidarity with individuals facing political and religious persecution worldwide. He called for continued support for those striving for liberty, justice, and the rule of law. Captive Nations Week, established during the Cold War, serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle against oppressive regimes and the enduring commitment to freedom and human dignity.
