On the heels of ordering sweeping air and submarine strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to congratulate the U.S. B-2 bomber pilots—only to bungle the moment with an astonishing typo: he signed the post “DONAKD J. TRUMP.”

Yes, the man who once claimed to be “the most stable genius” couldn’t even spell his own name after a major military operation.

The post read:

“The GREAT B-2 pilots have just landed, safely, in Missouri. Thank you for a job well done!!! DONAKD J. TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES!”

He later deleted the message and reposted it without comment, as if millions hadn’t already screenshotted the blunder.

Critics were quick to pounce, calling it yet another sign of Trump’s growing verbal instability. After all, this is the same president who confused “TikTok” with “Tic Tac,” referred to Elon Musk as “Leon,” and needed edits to cover repeated gaffes during a taped interview with Dr. Phil.

While spelling errors might be minor for some, Trump’s critics argue it’s alarming when paired with decisions involving nuclear capabilities and global conflict. “Imagine nuking a country and then misspelling your name,” one viral Reddit post read.

Meanwhile, backlash to the Iran strikes has intensified globally. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi condemned the attacks and warned that “Iran reserves all options to defend its people.” U.S. intelligence has reported that Iran-backed militias may retaliate against American military bases in Iraq and Syria.

And yet, amid mounting international tension, domestic criticism, and nuclear uncertainty—Trump became a meme. Not for diplomacy. Not for military prowess. But for writing Donakd.

This episode now joins a long list of bizarre slip-ups—and fuels growing concerns that America’s commander-in-chief is losing more than just the war of words.