Iran, Cuba, Ukraine, Greenland and AI: What Trump Said to the UN General Assembly
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President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, September 22, where he addressed several hot topics, such as Ukraine, Greenland and artificial intelligence. Politically weakened in his country, the White House tenant was less virulent than usual.
Donald Trump stars the 81st UN General Assembly with a strong speech that includes an ultimatum to Iran, possible signs of peace in Ukraine and severe criticism of Cuba and Mexico, while announcing the US military expansion in Greenland.
Donald Trump delivered one of the harshest speeches of his tenure at the UN General Assembly, threatening to “destroy” the Islamic Republic of Iran and issuing warnings to Cuba and Venezuela. In his speech, he also criticized the International Criminal Court and referred to Artificial Intelligence, suggesting that it be renamed “Superintelligence.”
Donald Trump promised at the UN General Assembly this Tuesday to end the war in Iran and Ukraine, said that the price of oil would soon be lower than before or that the Americans would retain their first place in the AI race. "Our country is doing better than ever and our future is bright." It is with these praises that Donald Trump opened his address from the rostrum of the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, 22 September. The US President began by…
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