Trump at UN: Deal with Iran after elections or risk failure

American President Donald Trump's remarks before the United Nations General Assembly focused on the possibility of reaching an agreement with Iran after the midterm elections in November. He emphasized that he is considering either reaching a mutual understanding or pushing Iran "to hell." He claimed that the United States offered Iran economic cooperation in exchange for its nuclear file, but Tehran rejected it. Trump also called for the implementation of a comprehensive economic embargo against Iran. Additionally, he noted that the U.S. Navy has escorted over a billion barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz. Regarding the Ukrainian war, he stated there is a possibility of ending it quickly, and that the United States is monitoring developments through Russian and Ukrainian leaders. He added that 18 large ammunition factories will soon be opened to enhance the allies' supply capacity. Trump affirmed that America's future is bright, its economy is strong, and it remains a source of global envy.

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