The Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former director of the IAEA, Mohamed ElBaradei, calls on the international community to stop Trump: "Is there nothing that can be done to stop this madness?!"

Mohamed ElBaradei, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), issued an urgent call on Sunday, urging the international community to intervene to stop American President Donald Trump, whom he called 'crazy'.

ElBaradei warned that Trump's actions could turn the Middle East 'into a fireball'. In a post on the social media platform X, he urged Gulf governments to do everything in their power to prevent the escalation of the conflict.

The former head of the IAEA also relayed Trump's message, which gave Iran a deadline to finalize an agreement, threatening that he would 'unleash hell' if they do not comply.

ElBaradei called for the intervention of the United Nations, the governments of China and Russia, the European Council, and French President Emmanuel Macron, rhetorically asking: 'Is there nothing that can be done to stop this madness?!'