Trump tells UN he has 'big decision' on whether to 'annihilate' Iran or make peace deal
Summary
President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly, saying he must choose between striking Iran again or making a peace deal. He also discussed efforts to end the war in Ukraine, maintaining US leadership in artificial intelligence, and signed a deal to increase the US military presence in Greenland.Key Facts
- President Trump told the UN he faces a “big decision” to either attack Iran or seek a peace agreement.
- Iran’s team walked out of the speech after Trump threatened to "annihilate" Iran if the conflict continues.
- Trump claimed military action has stopped Iran from getting nuclear weapons.
- He predicted a peace deal with Iran might happen after the November US elections.
- Trump said US diplomacy is working to end the war between Russia and Ukraine soon.
- He called artificial intelligence “super intelligence” and said the US will lead the technology race.
- Trump signed a deal with Denmark and Greenland to expand US military access to Greenland’s land and airspace.
- He met with several world leaders, including those from Ukraine, the UK, and Middle Eastern countries during the UN assembly.
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