Former President Trump defends his administration’s approach to Iran during a speech at the United Nations, framing military action as a necessary response to perceived threats. He warns that without a comprehensive peace agreement, the region faces the risk of "annihilation," emphasizing the urgency of diplomatic solutions alongside deterrence. The remarks come amid ongoing tensions and debates over nuclear negotiations, with Trump positioning his policies as a bulwark against aggression. Critics argue the speech reflects a return to a more confrontational stance, while supporters highlight its alignment with past hardline strategies.
Trump defends Iran war in UN speech, warns of ‘annihilation’ without peace deal WBMA
