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Satirical statue of Trump installed on the National Mall

A statue called The Foot Soldier was placed on Washington’s National Mall two days before Veterans Day. The work mocks Donald Trump’s Vietnam‑draft exemption, which he claimed was due to bone spurs. The piece was created by the protest group Secret Handshake.

3 items3 outlets First item: 10 November 2026Last update: 11 November 2026, 14:20

How outlets tell it

  • FranceEuronewsEuronews describes the statue as a satire on Trump’s military service, highlighting the protest group Secret Handshake as its creator.
  • United KingdomThe GuardianThe Guardian emphasizes Trump’s diagnosed bone spurs that allowed him to dodge the Vietnam draft and notes the installation just before Veterans Day.

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11 November 2026