Ross Berry, a commentator active on social media, recently posted a series of tweets addressing U.S. foreign policy and public appearances by political figures.
On October 9, 2025, Berry posted a brief comment, “Well this is awkward https://t.co/UiQnItd1kw”. Later that day, he published a tweet listing military actions initiated during Barack Obama’s presidency: “Countries Where Obama Started New Military Conflicts
1. Libya – 2011 NATO-led intervention against Gaddafi.
2. Syria – 2014 air campaign against ISIS and support for rebels.
3. Yemen – Major expansion of drone warfare and later U.S. support for Saudi-led intervention (2015). https://t.co/xByZnkmbn5“.
On October 10, 2025, Berry commented on a public appearance by an unnamed individual, stating, “Cringe.
How was she not prepped for that question? https://t.co/Dm8cIGtfkM“.
Berry’s remarks referencing U.S. military involvement under President Obama point to well-documented interventions. In 2011, the United States participated in a NATO-led military intervention in Libya targeting the Gaddafi regime. In 2014, the U.S. launched airstrikes in Syria as part of a campaign against ISIS and provided support to certain rebel groups. Additionally, the Obama administration expanded drone operations in Yemen and later supported the Saudi-led intervention in 2015. These actions have been the subject of extensive analysis and debate in foreign policy circles.
Berry’s tweets also touch on the preparedness of public figures during media appearances, though the specific context of his October 10 comment remains unclear from the post alone.
