Trump criticizes immigration and climate policies in countries in the United Nations speech

Donald Trump criticized immigration and climate policies in other countries, during a huge speech to the United Nations, which also took the goal of the body itself.

He told the United Nations General Assembly in New York that it was time to end the “failed experience of the open border”, and claimed that the United Nations predictions of climate change were wrong, prompting appeals from the assembly hall.

In a large -scale speech that extends to about an hour, Trump also repeated that he had stopped “seven wars” since he returned to the White House, and accused the United Nations of failing to help him.

He inquired about the goal of the United Nations and said that it “does not rise to the level of its capabilities.”

Although the delegates’ reaction was very silent, some of them were clearly flowing into their seats, as the US President addressed the United Nations for the first time since he started his second term.

Many of them can be seen shaking their heads as it denies climate change, describing it as “the greatest job committed ever in the world”, and refutes the use of renewable energy.

“The entire global concept is asking the successful industrial countries to catch themselves on themselves and disrupt their entire societies, they must be fully rejected,” he told his fans.

The vast majority of scientists and experts agree that climate change is caused by humans, which is real.

Trump has also settled criticism to help the United Nations to asylum seekers, saying that the organization “funded the attack on Western countries” by providing cash support.

Europe was devoted, saying that it was a “serious problem” on immigration.

“We have a great heart for places that struggle – we have to solve the problem in their countries,” he said.

Trump falsely claimed that London wanted to move to follow the Sharia – an Islamic legal system – and the mayor of the city devoted Sir Sadiq Khan because of criticism.

“We will not honor his horrific and fanatical comments with a response,” a BBC spokesman told BBC.

Trump’s speech also referred to wars in Gaza and Ukraine. He said that a ceasefire was needed in Gaza, but he criticized the transition from some countries to recognize a Palestinian state, saying it would “be a reward” of Hamas.

Meanwhile, he said it was “embarrassing” that some European countries were buying oil and gas from Russia, even when they were widely opposed to Ukraine. He said that the war was “making Russia look bad.”

After the title, Trump said he believed the speech “received well” in a post on the social truth platform.

A meeting with the Secretary -General of the United Nations was held after the speech – the first period of his second term – during which he said that the United States “behind the United Nations is 100 %” even though it “may differ with it sometimes.”

Guterres Trump told he believed that there are “many areas where we can cooperate in a positive way, and I think the most important is peace.”

Later, Trump is expected to meet Ukrainian President Zelensky, who hopes to hear strong obligations from Trump on the steps coming by the United States to support Kiev.

It is also scheduled to meet officials from several countries in the Middle East, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, before hosting a reception for more than 100 world leaders on Tuesday.