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What did Trump say in his UNGA speech?

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Trump's UNGA speech focused on the Gaza war, calling for a ceasefire and blaming Hamas for rejecting peace. He warned against unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state, addressed the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and raised concerns about Iran's nuclear program. He also discussed U.S. domestic issues like immigration and climate change, emphasizing peace and international cooperation.

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Trump delivers address at U.N. General Assembly

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  • President Trump addressed the U.N. General Assembly, focusing on global conflicts. 4s
  • He called for a ceasefire in Gaza and urged the release of hostages, blaming Hamas for stalled peace. 39s
  • Trump criticized moves to unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state, citing concerns over rewarding Hamas. 57s
  • He discussed the Russia-Ukraine war and Iran's nuclear program, highlighting ongoing international tensions. 2m 36s
  • The speech also referenced domestic U.S. issues, but its main focus remained on international peace efforts. 3m 27s
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CBS News
3 hours ago
Trump delivers address at U.N. General Assembly

Trump said he has been deeply engaged in seeking a ceasefire in Gaza, criticized Hamas for rejecting peace offers, and warned that unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state would reward Hamas for atrocities.

Trump delivers address at U.N. General Assembly
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CBS News
3 hours ago
Trump delivers address at U.N. General Assembly

Trump mentioned Iran and stopping the threat of nuclear war, discussed difficulties in negotiating peace in major conflicts, and reiterated his desire for peace, not personal accolades.

World leaders come together at UNGA as global tensions rise
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Reuters
23 hours ago
World leaders come together at UNGA as global tensions rise

Trump described the UN as having great potential but said it must 'get its act together,' criticizing its current effectiveness and referencing his 'America first' approach.

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