Trump at the UN: Either we reach an agreement with Iran or the Salami Republic will disappear
On Tuesday, September 31, Donald Trump, President of the United States, delivered a speech on the first day of the 80th day of the UN General Assembly summit, as usual.
The U.S. President began his speech by emphasizing his country's 'unparalleled' power in its 250th year of independence.
Donald Trump said that the American economy is at its peak, crime rates in the country have reached the lowest level, the tourism and restaurant industry are at their peak, and in recent months illegal immigration has almost reached zero. He emphasized that the country's military power has risen to the highest level.
The American president again emphasized that, contrary to most leaders who claimed to be pacifists, he actually succeeded in creating peace and ending the 'eight wars.' Then Donald Trump turned to the issue of Iran and said that in the last 51 years, leaders of the Salami Republic tried to control the region with bloodshed and violence as 'the scourge of the Middle East.' But that is no longer the case.
The U.S. President said he would never allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.
🔸 Donald Trump, referring to the U.S. military attacks on Iran, said that the Iranian missile is buried on the ocean floor; their air force no longer exists. Their nuclear facilities were destroyed. The only thing left for them is inflation, which rises day by day.
When he emphasizes that, contrary to 'cowards and traitors,' America does not face a shortage of ammunition, he must quickly make an important decision regarding Iran: either reach a peace agreement under which Iran will never acquire nuclear weapons or 'eliminate and destroy' the Salami Republic. 🔸 The American president asked a pointed question: 'Should I send them to hell where there will be no chance or hope for survival and greatness and no future for their future generations?'
🔸 Donald Trump, who emphasized that the regime of the Salami Republic is 'weak and desperate,' addressed the crowd and said: 'We all must continue to pressure Iran and maintain the economic isolation of this country.'
🔸 The U.S. President again emphasized that he believes that 'just after the midterm elections of Congress' he will reach an agreement with Iran; according to him, 'the Iranians are waiting for the results of these elections and there is no reason for them to continue the war afterward.'
Read the full report on the Radio Farda website.