Trump slams Iran, Cuba in UN General Assembly speech

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President Trump addressed the UN General Assembly Tuesday, threatening to "annihilate" Iran and denouncing Cuba as a "failed state," prompting walkouts by both nations' delegates. Israel's UN ambassador Danny Danon thanked Trump for his support and pledged to expand the Abraham Accords. Trump also signed a deal with Greenland and Denmark to increase US military presence on the island, while one protester was arrested near the UN. Trump concluded his 38-minute speech urging member states to unite "against the enemies of all humanity," calling for bold action to make the world "safer and a far better place."


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