Trump Touts American Strength, Slams 'Globalist' Agenda; Warns Iran
- President Donald Trump used his United Nations address to promote U.S. economic, military, and technological strength, including leadership in artificial intelligence.
- Trump warned that the United States could pursue a deal with Iran or use military force, and urged nations to support Iran’s complete economic isolation.
- Trump criticized global taxes, the International Criminal Court, and the United Nations Human Rights Council while defending national sovereignty.
- Trump highlighted a U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security agreement, saying the United States would build two military bases in Greenland.
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The speech of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, at the 81st United Nations General Assembly has been much shorter than last year (half an hour in front of almost an hour) and, also, more measured (far fewer attacks on the UN or European countries).Continue reading....
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Trump touts American strength, slams ‘globalist’ agenda; warns Iran
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President Donald Trump praised Greenland, Denmark, and NATO in his speech.
Trump touts American strength, slams 'globalist' agenda; warns Iran - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – Peace through strength was the central theme of President Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, with the president underscoring American dominance in the Western Hemisphere. Before the address, the White House released a fact sheet highlighting the Trump administration’s slashing of more than $1 billion in UN funding, with $570 million from the “regular budget slashed,” and $549 million…
The US president spoke at the UN General Assembly and will later hold several bilateral meetings.
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