Trump at UN discusses Iran policy
During a speech before the United Nations General Assembly, U.S. President Donald Trump emphasized that the United States has returned strongly and ushered in a golden era. He criticized Iran, describing it as an extremist state and confronted the possibility that Tehran might reject the nuclear deal after the midterm American elections, suggesting that eliminating Iran was possible if decided. He also confirmed that America has a surplus of ammunition and will not cease manufacturing weapons. Trump stated that peace is possible between Russia and Ukraine since both sides are no longer capable of continuing the war. He also attacked Cuba, calling it a failed state and threatening to destroy it. He described drug cartels as enemies of civilization and likened them to ISIS. Additionally, he announced a security agreement with Denmark and Greenland to build military bases, criticized the International Criminal Court, and called on countries to withdraw from it. Regarding artificial intelligence, he said that concerns about it are unjustified and that Washington will develop an advanced form of AI rather than rely on traditional AI technologies.
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