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Trump criticises Russia, backs Israel in combative UN speech
Business Standard
|September 24, 2025
> US PRESIDENT CONDEMNS MOVES TO RECOGNISE PALESTINIAN STATE > CALLS CLIMATE CHANGE ‘THE GREATEST CON JOB IN THE WORLD’
US President Donald Trump addresses the 80th United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Tuesday
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US President Donald Trump warned Russia on Tuesday that he is prepared to impose strongeconomic measures if it does not work toward ending the war in Ukraine, and rejected a global move toward recognition of a Palestinian state in a combative speech to the UN General Assembly.
In a wide-ranging foreign policy speech that included scathing criticism of the United Nations and European nations, Trump made the case for lower levels of global migration and said world leaders should abandon efforts to fight climate change, which he called the greatest con job in the world.
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