Madaxweyne Trump wuxuu ka sheegay kalfadhiga guud ee Qaramada Midoobay inuu ka go'an yahay inuu dalka Iran ku burburiyo
Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump wuxuu 11-tii daqiiqo ee kalfadhigiisa 40-da daqiiqo ah ee kalfadhiga guud ee Qaramada Midoobay ku sheegay inuu ka go'an yahay go'aan weyn oo ku saabsan dalka Iran, isagoo weydiiyay inuu dalkaas ku burburinayo ama uu la hadlayo.
Go'aanka Iran iyo eedeymaha
Trump wuxuu weydiiyay: 'Ma la dhisi doonaa Iran si ay u noqoto dal weyn, mise waxaan ku burburinayaa dalka Islaamka?' Wuxuu intaas ku daray inuu dalkaas ku dhufto 'carrada' haddii aan la isku raacsanayn.
Wuxuu sheegay in dowladda Iran ay 'saldhig u samaysay 51 sano' balse arrintu waa inay tahay 47 sano tan iyo 1979-kii. Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay in dowladdu ay 'dhalinyaro badan ku dhacday' sanadkan.
Cuba iyo Venezuela
Trump wuxuu sheegay in dalka Cuba uu 'dowlad la'aan' noqday, isagoo sheegay inay dowladdu ka go'an tahay inay dalkaas burburiyaan. Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay inuu la hadlayo wakiilka Maraykanka ee Cuba.
Wuxuu sheegay in Maraykanku uu dalka Venezuela ka qaaday madaxweynihii hore ee dalkaas, isagoo sheegay inay dowladdu ka go'an tahay inay dalkaas ka hortagto khaladaadka.
AI iyo maxkamadda caalamiga ah
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Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay inuu maxkamadda caalamiga ah u yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkamad aan la awoodin' oo uu ku yiraahdo 'maxkam
President Trump stunned delegates at the United Nations General Assembly by declaring he was weighing whether to destroy Iran or negotiate a deal, in remarks that drew comparisons to Khrushchev's famous shoe-throwing incident.
A Historic Display of Bellicosity
Eleven minutes into a 40-minute address, Trump announced he had 'a big decision to make' over Iran, asking if a deal would be made that lets them rebuild or if he should annihilate the Islamic Republic. He posed the question directly to the assembled delegates, framing the choice as one between reconstruction and total destruction.
The rhetoric echoed the most aggressive moments in UN history, surpassing Nikita Khrushchev's 1960 shoe-throwing incident. Trump's words were delivered in a forum created to prevent future conflicts, making the threat particularly disconcerting for the international community.
Factual Errors and Inflated Claims
Trump twice incorrectly asserted that the theocratic regime had held power for 51 years, when the Islamic revolution occurred 47 years ago in 1979. He also cited inflated figures for the number of Iranians killed in anti-government protests, stating the regime slaughtered over 72,000 citizens this year.
No definitive death toll has been established for the January protests, but previous estimates, even those previously stated by Trump himself, have been much lower. The president appeared to play fast and loose with the facts to support his declaration that Iran should never be permitted to acquire nuclear weapons.
Broader Threats and Regional Posturing
Trump extended his ominous rhetoric to Cuba and Venezuela, predicting the imminent collapse of Cuba's communist regime and citing US actions in Venezuela as proof that the United States will no longer permit threats to gain a foothold in the western hemisphere. He hailed a recent US oil deal with interim Venezuelan president Delcy Rodríguez, claiming it put the US and Venezuela jointly in control of more than 60% of the world's oil.
The president also expressed outright antipathy for the international criminal court, calling it an 'out-of-control institution' and declaring that US service members will never be investigated by an anti-American tribunal. Despite the aggressive tone, Trump praised Nato's secretary general Mark Rutte as a 'great leader' and lauded Denmark as an 'incredible, beautiful country'.
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