Trump Signals Iran Deal After Midterms in UN Address

President Trump addressed the UN General Assembly for the first time since launching military operations against Iran in late February, expressing his intention to reach an agreement to end the conflict after the November midterm elections. He also criticized the International Criminal Court as an anti-American tribunal and called on all member states to withdraw. Trump rejected international efforts to regulate artificial intelligence, arguing that whoever masters superintelligence will be the winner. He justified the Iran operation as having eliminated its nuclear program and denied that US ammunition supplies are running short, while touting successes in Venezuela and Gaza peace efforts. The UN General Debate opened Tuesday in New York, with AI safety emerging as a major topic. Trump's speech also highlighted his administration's achievements, including the transition of Venezuela's government and progress on a Gaza peace plan.