Trump affirms in the General Assembly that “Cuba will fall” and announced an agreement with Iran for after November

One of his most striking phrases It was when he talked about Cuba. The president of the United States affirmed that his administration seeks a “fundamental change in the situation” on the island, a country that, he said, is governed by a “communist regime” under strong pressure.

“It is an absolutely failed state. It is failing like never before and will fall“Trump declared.

“Communism will never come to the United States, but freedom will come to Cuba,” he added.

The Cuban delegation left the room as Trump spoke these words.

“America is back” (The United States is back), Trump started. And he stated that the country “It’s stronger than ever.”

“The entire world is being buoyed by the wealth, strength, spirit and dynamism of a revitalized and very powerful United States of America,” he declared. And he added that the United States has invested more money in its military “in the last 12 months than ever before, and in this term the figure will reach 1.5 trillion dollars.”

The host of the UN General Assembly always intervenes at the beginning of the session, after Brazil.

Trump’s speech was focused on the president’s main headache, the endless conflict with Iran. He repeated what he said on countless occasions: “Iran will not have a nuclear weapon.” And he announced that he would reach an agreement with Tehran after the November elections.

“Will there be a deal with Iran that will allow them to rebuild and create a country much better than it was before, or annihilated the Islamic Republic“Trump said in his speech.

“Do I send you to hell without any chance of survival?” he continued. “But I think we will reach an agreement right after the elections, because it would make no sense not to.”

The US president maintained that Iran was waiting to see the results of the November midterm elections. “What they don’t realize is that I’m not running for reelection,” he said, adding that he had already won the presidential election “by a landslide.”

For 51 years, he said, the Iranian regime “has ruled through bloodshed and mass murder, wreaking death, carnage and chaos throughout the Middle East and beyond. They were the bullies of the Middle East, but they are no longer.”

“Upon taking office last year, I immediately entered into negotiations with Iran and offered them full economic cooperation in exchange for ending their nuclear program and their support for terrorism, but they refused. They flatly refused. It was a big mistake.”

He also said he took steps to prevent Tehran from “spreading terror.” And he noted that the United States stopped Iran’s “unbridled race toward a nuclear bomb.”

“If they had succeeded, that evil regime would have had free rein to sow terror and death forever,” he said.