Trump spoke sharply about the eco-activist Thunberg

On October 6, US President Donald Trump criticized Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, calling her a "troublemaker" and a "brawler," and advised her to work on managing her anger.

"She's just a troublemaker. <...> She's just a brawler. She has anger management issues. I think she should see a doctor. She needs help with this anger — <...>, she's young, but she's so angry, so unstable," he told reporters, signing documents in the Oval Office of the White House.

Trump noted that Thunberg, who was initially considered an eco-activist, has changed the trajectory of her activities and is now dealing with other issues that are not related to the state of the environment.

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Thunberg, who founded a humanitarian water expedition to the Gaza Strip, was again detained by the Israel Defense Forces on October 1, along with her followers. Earlier, on June 9, the Israeli military had already deported her from that region. Then, according to Newsweek, Trump, commenting on the incident, also called the activist a "strange person" and also pointed out her irritability.

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