Trump amenaza con aniquilar Irán en un discurso en la Asamblea General de la ONU con tintes electorales
El presidente de EE UU dice que la guerra terminará tras las elecciones de noviembre, un nuevo plazo para un conflicto que se alarga ya durante siete meses pese a su promesa de que sería muy corto
Donald Trump, speaking at the UN General Assembly this Tuesday, presents a stark contrast to the same president from the previous year. During his September 2025 address, Trump unleashed a rant against international institutions, even accusing the United Nations of sabotage due to technical issues with the stage elevators and the teleprompter.
This year's Trump, however, bears the burden of a war in Iran, of which he is unsure of how to extricate the United States. With elections only six weeks away, Trump's speech was notably shorter, lasting less than an hour compared to the 57 minutes from the previous year. The tone of his speech appears more akin to an election rally, with Trump painting the United States as living in the best of possible worlds and defending his controversial decision to plunge the country into an endless war in the Middle East, a stance he previously criticized.
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