Waltz Warns Countries Over Iran Sanctions, Highlights New Greenland Security Deal
- President Donald Trump returns to the United Nations this week to press for Iran sanctions and institutional reform, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Mike Waltz told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview.
- On Sept. 16, Washington paid $725 million toward the regular budget and $102 million for peacekeeping, though the United States still owes approximately $1.312 billion. These payments averted losing voting rights during the ongoing Iran conflict.
- The administration secured more than $1 billion in budget reductions, including roughly 3,000 headquarters positions cut and approximately 25% of peacekeeping personnel reduced. Waltz pointed to these efforts to justify continued U.S. funding.
- Following a Sept. 17 Security Council vote where Russia and China blocked sanctions monitoring, the administration is pressuring allies to enforce measures against Iran. Waltz warned countries failing to comply will face consequences.
- Nearly 73 heads of state converge on New York for High-Level Week, with the 81st General Assembly's General Debate beginning Tuesday and running through Sept. 28. The agenda addresses global challenges including the future of Gaza and international security.
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Mike Waltz, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. and President of the Security Council for the month of March, speaks during a United Nations Security Council meeting on the conflicts in Iran at the United Nations headquarters in New York City on March 11, 2026. (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Trump warned he's inching toward ‘political suicide’ as ‘Armageddon back on the table’
Officials within the Trump administration are growing increasingly worried that the president may soon launch a major attack in the Middle East, with one adviser warning that it’d be “political suicide,” Zeteo reported Monday.President Donald Trump sparked fears of a major Middle East escalation Sat...
The US President once again appalled with his remarks. "Whether and when I blow up the entire nation" - with these words Donald Trump threatened Iran in a phone call with Fox News and explained that he was in "decision mode".
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