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Trump slams Iran and Cuba, boasts about record in United Nations speech
President Donald Trump on Tuesday is set to focus on U.S. threats from abroad in an address to the United Nations General Assembly in Manhattan.
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President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly in Manhattan, centering his speech on perceived foreign threats. He defended his decision to launch a war against Iran and highlighted a military agreement involving Greenland and Denmark. Trump also accused Cuba of coordinating with left‑wing radicals and Communist networks. The remarks, released in excerpts, underscore his focus on international security concerns.
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