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What did Donald Trump say about Iran?

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What did Donald Trump say about Iran?

In his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, US President Donald Trump devoted an important part of his speech to Iran, and he also spoke about the war in Gaza, Ukraine, Venezuela, Cuba, Greenland, reforms in the United Nations and artificial intelligence.

At first he said that America had become "stronger than ever" and claimed that the country's economy, military and technology were in an unprecedented state. Trump also talked about reducing crime, border controls and increasing investment in America.

Trump called Iran "the biggest supporter of the assassination" and again said that "he will never allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons." He claimed that after the start of the new round of negotiations, he offered full economic cooperation against ending the nuclear program and what he called Tehran's support for the assassination, but Iran rejected it.