Trump tells world to quit 'rogue' ICC, threatens to decimate Iran

During his address to the United Nations General Assembly, US President Donald Trump declared that the American economy is "the envy of the world" and that the country "leads in every field." He stated that the US economy has become "the envy of the world" and emphasized that the United States "leads in every field" with a bright future ahead.

Trump highlighted that the US is "stronger today than ever before" and described the US military as the most powerful force globally. He noted that American energy fuels the world and that America is rising with increasing strength.

The president underscored the US's decisive and swift actions in addressing international challenges, stating, "We acted with determination and speed to influence the global scene." Trump also praised the economic progress in the United States, linking it to the nation's strength and its capacity to determine global affairs. He reiterated that the US remains the leading country in various domains.

Turning his attention to Iran, Trump labeled it as "the world's leading sponsor of terrorism" and urged the country to reach an agreement, but emphasized that its leaders have continued to reject such a deal. He described Iran as "the bully of the Middle East" but noted that it is no longer a bully. Trump claimed that after offering Iran multiple opportunities, he decided to take action to prevent a potential catastrophe, stating: "After giving Iran every chance, I decided to act to ensure we never face a nightmare again."

He added that the United States provided Iran with economic cooperation in exchange for ending its nuclear program and supporting terrorism, but Iran turned down the offer, which Trump viewed as a "big mistake."