UN speech Trump sets Iran options
The speech by U.S. President Donald Trump before the United Nations General Assembly focused on escalating the tone toward Iran, where he threatened the possibility of "eradicating Iran" if negotiations over the nuclear deal stall. He pointed out that there is a "major decision" to be made: either reach an agreement that allows Iran to rebuild itself or take military action to eliminate it, calling for the imposition of a complete economic isolation on Tehran. He also mentioned that the Iranian regime has been in power for 51 years, even though the current system was established after the 1979 revolution, adding that the number of casualties from the Iranian protests in January reached 72,000—though this figure has not been officially confirmed. He also addressed issues related to Cuba and Venezuela, predicting the collapse of the Cuban system, and reviewed the oil agreement between Washington and Caracas, which he claimed controls over 60% of the world's oil. In his speech, he criticized the International Criminal Court, declaring his refusal to accept Americans being subjected to international courts, while praising NATO and European countries like Denmark. He emphasized the United States' ongoing development of artificial intelligence to maintain global competitiveness.
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