Historically, Trump's statements on geopolitical conflicts have had a limited direct impact on the bond market, as investors tend to focus on economic indicators and monetary policy. However, the post's emphasis on the conflict and the blame game between Trump and the current administration could contribute to increased market volatility, potentially affecting bond yields. The bond market's reaction will likely be influenced by the overall geopolitical landscape and the potential for escalation or de-escalation in the conflict. With the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions and economic data releases having a more significant impact on the bond market, Trump's post is unlikely to be a major market mover. Nevertheless, the ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine could lead to increased demand for safe-haven assets, such as US Treasury bonds, which could put downward pressure on yields.