US President Donald Trump uses his address to the UN General Assembly to defend the US-Israeli campaign against Iran, warning that Washington could act decisively without a peace deal. He also says the United States will seek a deal with Tehran after the US midterm elections on November 3, when the composition of Congress is set to change. Multiple outlets report his remarks are delivered as part of a broader set of foreign policy priorities.
Trump also rejects the idea of global regulation of artificial intelligence, instead promoting the concept of advances such as “super intelligence.” Other comments cited across sources include threats directed at the government of Cuba, which he says will soon “fall.” In addition, he urges member countries of the International Criminal Court to “resign,” signaling opposition to the court.
While outlets differ in emphasis, they agree on the main themes of the speech: Iran, AI policy stance, and his positions toward the ICC and Cuba.
