Trump Drops Random Name In Social Media Rant Following Putin Meeting Backlash

Trump posted a random word to Truth Social.


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In a moment that recalled Donald Trump’s infamous “covfefe” tweet from 2017, the president posted a random, mysterious word, this time to Truth Social, on Sunday: “Bela.”

Per The Daily Beast, the post followed Trump posting multiple angry posts about media coverage of his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday.

Was Trump posting about Bela Lugosi? Bella Hadid? Bella Abdzug? Béla Károlyi? Bela Fleck and the Flecktones? That’s unclear, although The Daily Beast seemed to conclude that it was a botched reference to Belarus, mostly because Trump’s following post was thanking the president of that country.

“THANK YOU TO BELARUS AND ITS POWERFUL LEADER. I HOPE THE 1300 WILL SOON BE RELEASED, ALSO!,” Trump posted, above a post from another user, who stated “Clearly a cutoff about Belarus, which the leftist media doesn’t report on where President Trump just got Prisoners released. The release of 16 prisoners, and they are also discussing the release of 1,300 more prisoners. thank you President Trump.”

Per the Beast, another commentator had a different theory: “In this light, Bela embodies the hope inherent in God’s plan—a reminder that even amidst the darkest histories, there is potential for new beginnings and reclamation of purpose in His divine story.”

There were some amused reactions from social media users, including many who remembered that “covfefe” moment:

Photo courtesy of a Truth Social screenshot. 


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