Trump advises Europe, and asks the United Nations “purpose” of speaking to the global body – national

US President Donald Trump Return United Nations On Tuesday, he boasts of his achievements in the second foreign policy in the second term, and the violation of the global body as an ultimate institution, while the warning of Europe will be destroyed if it does not move away from a “dual -tail monster” of unhappy migration and green energy.

World leaders are closely listened to his statements at the United Nations General Assembly, where Trump has already moved quickly to reduce the American support of the World Authority in the first eight months in office. Even during his first term, he was not admired by the plurality of the United Nations.

After its last opening, he issued an executive order on the first day that withdraws the United States from the World Health Organization. This was followed by his transfer to end the participation of the United States in the United Nations Human Rights Council, and he requested a review of the United States in hundreds of international governmental organizations aimed at determining whether it is in line with the priorities of his agenda “the first America”.

Trump escalated this criticism on Tuesday, saying that “empty words do not solve wars.”

“What is the purpose of the United Nations?” Trump said. “The United Nations has tremendous capabilities. I have always said it. It has tremendous, enormous potential. But it does not even come close to this capabilities.”

Trump presented a weaving woven from the roaming rapprochement in his speech to the association.

He has been blessed as a peacemaker and a reference for his management efforts in many hot points all over the world. However, Trump preached his decisions at the request of the US military to carry out strikes on Iran and recently against alleged drug smugglers from Venezuela and argued that the worlds were about to destroy successful countries.

The US President’s speech is usually among the most expected moments in the annual assembly. This comes one of the most volatile moments in the history of the 80 -year -old world.

World leaders are tested through difficult wars in Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan, and uncertainty about the economic and social impact of emerging artificial intelligence technology, and anxiety about Trump’s hatred of the World Authority.

Trump also raised new questions about the American use of the military force on his return to the White House, after he ordered the American air strikes on Iranian nuclear installations in June and three strikes this month on annoying boats to treat drugs in the Caribbean.

The recent strikes, including at least two fatal attacks on the boats that arose from Venezuela, have sparked speculation in Caracas that Trump is looking forward to setting the way for Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro.

Some American lawmakers and human rights advocates say that Trump is actively killing out of the judiciary using American forces to target alleged drug smugglers in a fatal manner instead of retreating from suspects, seizing any drugs and prosecuting suspects in US courts.

Trump has described his administration policies that allow expansion of oil and natural gas in the United States, and to break strongly on illegal immigration, implicitly indicating that more countries should follow their example.

He sharply warned that European countries that have more welcoming immigration policies and adherence to expensive energy projects aimed at reducing their carbon emissions cause irreversible harm to their economies and cultures.

“I tell you that if you don’t get away with the” green energy “fraud, your country will fail,” Trump said. “If you don’t stop the people you have never seen before you have nothing to do with your country, you will fail.”

Trump added: “I love the people of Europe, and I hate to see it destroyed by energy and immigration. This double -tail monster destroys everything in its heels, and it cannot be left that happens anymore,” Trump added.

The wide range of title has sparked some groans and uncomfortable laughter from delegates.

Trump described “renewal of American power all over the world” and his efforts to help end many wars. He was overcoming his speech with criticism of international institutions that only do a little to end the war and solve the world’s biggest problems.

On Tuesday, the President of the General Assembly said that despite all the internal and external challenges facing the organization, this is not the time of departure.

“Sometimes, we could have done more, but we could not let this frustration. If we stop doing the right things, evil would prevail,” Berbock said in its opening notes.

After his speech, Trump is scheduled to hold individual meetings with United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres, Ukraine leaders, Argentina and the European Union. He will also hold a collective meeting with officials from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan.

He will return to Washington after hosting a reception on Tuesday night with more than 100 guest leaders.

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Trump has struggled to make his promises in his campaign in 2024 to end the Israel war-they are in Gaza and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. His response was relatively silent because some American allies have long been using this year’s General Assembly to highlight the growing international campaign to recognize a Palestinian state, a step that the United States and Israel strongly oppose.

France became the latest country to recognize the Palestinian state on Monday at the beginning of a high -level meeting in the United Nations aimed at supporting support for the two -state solution to the Middle East. It is expected to follow more countries.

Trump, for his part, in the period before the title on Tuesday, tried to focus on obtaining an agreement on a cease -fire that leads Hamas to the issuance of 48 hostages, including 20 still believed to be alive.

But in his speech, he sharply criticized the state’s identification boost.

“The rewards will be very large for Hamas terrorists,” Trump said. “This will be a reward for these terrible atrocities, including October 7.”

Trump also addressed Russia’s war in Ukraine.

More than a month has passed since the Trump summit in Alaska with Russian President Vladimir Putin and a White House meeting with Ukrainian President Voludmir Zelinsky and the main European leaders. After those meetings, Trump announced that he was arranging the direct talks between Putin and Zelinski. But Putin did not show any interest in the meeting with Zelenskyy and

Moscow has only increased its bombing of Ukraine since the Alaska summit.

European leaders, as well as American lawmakers, including some major Republican allies in Trump, have urged the president to seek stronger sanctions on Russia. Meanwhile, Trump pressed Europe to stop buying Russian oil, a Putin’s war machine.

“A very strong round of strong definitions” will stop: stop blood, I think very quickly. “He repeated his invitations on Europe to” escalate “and stop buying Russian oil.

Despite his struggles to end wars in Ukraine and Gaza, Trump explained that he wanted to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, which he has repeatedly claimed that he had “ended seven wars” since he returned to his position.

“Everyone says that I must get the Nobel Prize – but for me, the real prize will be the sons and girls who live to grow because millions of people are no longer killed in endless wars,” Trump’s offer.

He once again highlighted his administration’s efforts to end conflicts, including between Israel, Iran, India, Pakistan, Egypt, Sudan, Rwanda, Democratic Congo, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cambodia and Thailand.

“It is very bad to do these things instead of the United Nations,” Trump said. “Unfortunately, in all cases, the United Nations has not even tried to help in any of them.”

Although Trump helped mediate relations between many of these countries, experts say that his effect is not clear as he claims.

This report contributed to this report at AP journalists, AP Tercy Brown and Darlain Superville in Washington and Bill Barrow in Atlanta.