In U.N. speech, Trump threatens to "annihilate" Iran and defends handling of global conflicts
- President Donald Trump told the United Nations General Assembly that Iran must choose between a deal with the United States and possible military action.
- Trump said he expected an agreement with Iran after the November midterm elections and insisted that Iran would not obtain a nuclear weapon.
- Trump discussed the Strait of Hormuz and said the United States had escorted more than one billion barrels of oil through it.
- Trump called for an end to the Russia-Ukraine war and said the United States must preserve its lead in artificial intelligence.
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Trump talks tough on Iran, even as he predicts diplomatic deal after midterms
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he faces a “big decision” between making a deal with Iran and escalating military conflict, as he predicted the sides would reach an agreement following the midterm elections. “I have a big decision to make,” Trump told the U.N. General Assembly in New York, on the first day...
Trump threatens to 'annihilate' Iran, attacks ICC in UN speech
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday he has to decide whether to make a deal with Iran or "annihilate" the country, in a bombastic speech to the United Nations that appeared tailored to war-weary American voters
Trump Says He Has 'Big Decision' to Make on Iran
President Trump addressed Iran during the United Nations General Assembly, declaring that the country made a “big mistake” in failing to take up his deal of “full economic cooperation in exchange for ending their nuclear program and support for terror.” “Upon taking office last year, I immediately opened negotiations,” he said, going on to note that Iran “refused.” “They absolutely refused. That was a big mistake. Then, in Operation Midnight Ham…
‘Into hell’: Trump signals aggressive lame-duck foreign policy at UN
ANALYSIS — President Donald Trump’s unapologetic and chest-thumping address Tuesday before the U.N. General Assembly signaled an aggressive lame-duck foreign policy that will continue to reframe the world order. He stepped to the lectern in the massive hall in New York City for the fifth time — his 2020 General Assembly address was delivered virtually, […]
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