REPLAY: Trump defends Iran war, attacks ICC in UN speech
Summary
President Donald Trump spoke at the United Nations and told countries that are part of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to leave it, saying it is out of control. He also defended the war with Iran, saying it stopped Iran from getting nuclear weapons, and warned that he could destroy Iran if no peace deal is made.Key Facts
- President Trump called on all countries in the ICC to quit the organization.
- He described the ICC as "out of control."
- Trump defended the ongoing war with Iran.
- He said the war prevented Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
- Trump warned he could "annihilate the Islamic Republic" of Iran if no deal ends the conflict.
- The speech was given at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2026.
- The International Criminal Court is a global court that prosecutes war crimes and crimes against humanity.
- Trump’s speech included strong warnings about Iran’s future if peace negotiations fail.
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