Trump to the UN: "Representative of New Peace Agreements Soon" | Israel Today

The president of the United States has demanded that the international organization focus on "the real problems of the world" such as the oppression of minorities, women, human trafficking, and terrorism.

• President Trump in his speech to the UN General Assembly // Photo: Reuters

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, spoke today (Tuesday) in front of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, in a pre-recorded speech and broadcast at the General Assembly. 

The president referred to his achievements in office and claimed that government and helped bring about "peace through force".

Trump said: "We will represent new peace agreements in the Middle East soon and I am very proud of that. There will be no more blood in the sand. We are done with it."

Trump also referred to the assassination of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and the assassination of Revolutionary Guards leader Kasim Suleimani and listed them as achievements on the road to peace in the region. 

Trump criticized the United Nations and argued that he should focus on the real problems of the world like oppression of women, oppression of minorities, human trafficking and terrorism. 

Trump sharply attacked China from the international stage and said explicitly that China was responsible for the outbreak of the corona virus.

Trump referred to Corona as the "Chinese virus" and claimed it was the most significant challenge to world peace since World War II. 

Trump attacked China, saying, "We must make China responsible for its conduct. The United Nations must make China responsible for its conduct."

Trump claimed that China had concealed the outbreak of the virus and had not cooperated with international institutions to warn of its outbreak. 

Trump also referred to vaccines for the virus and said that his country has already begun mass production of the vaccine and once it receives final approval the distribution of the vaccine will begin.

Trump has declared that his country will "defeat the virus."