Statements on Iran and Defense of Foreign Policy at the United Nations General Assembly
In his speech at the United Nations, the US President defended his foreign policy while using harsh language regarding Iran and predicted that an agreement would be reached following the midterm elections.
In a speech lasting approximately 35 minutes at the United Nations General Assembly, the US President defended his foreign policy approach, threatened the complete destruction of Iran, and stated his prediction that an agreement would be made between the parties immediately after the midterm elections.
Defense of Foreign Policy at the United Nations
In his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, the US President defended his foreign policy during his first two-year term, stating that decades of difficult issues that past leaders could not resolve were addressed through American power.
War with Iran and Threat of Destruction
The President stated that the war initiated with Iran aims to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. In his speech, he made harsh statements expressing that either an agreement would be reached with the country or Iran would be swiftly destroyed and driven to hell.
Expectation of an Agreement Post-Midterm Elections
Stating that Iranian leaders are waiting for the situation in the midterm elections, the leader emphasized that he is not running for re-election and expressed his belief that an agreement will be made immediately following the elections.
International Contacts and Venezuela
Expected to meet with the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the General Assembly, the leader also defended the intervention in Venezuela and the securing of the country's oil resources, stating that they will protect American interests.