Greenland deal protects Europe, says Trump as he hails 'bond' after tensions

US President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly, stating that the agreement between the US and Denmark regarding Greenland would enhance security for Europe, the United States, and NATO. At the signing ceremony, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen hailed the moment as a milestone in long-standing cooperation between the two nations.

Trump also predicted the resolution of the Ukraine conflict, asserting that it would occur more swiftly than anticipated. He maintained that Iran had the capability to launch missiles capable of reaching Europe and was proud of its ballistic missile shield. However, he expressed hope that the European Union would comprehend the consequences of Iran attaining nuclear capabilities, warning that such a regime would be free to inflict terror and destruction.

Trump also discussed the potential outcomes of a deal with Iran, emphasizing his preference for a swift resolution to avoid further suffering and destruction.