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On Cam: Cuba Insults Trump at UNGA as US President Threatens Havana, Flaunts Venezuela Oil Snatching

Trump boasted of a $65 billion oil deal and said Cuba could be next, drawing criticism for using the U.N. podium to threaten rivals.

  • On Tuesday, President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly, musing about annihilating the Islamic Republic of Iran while boasting of a 65 billion barrel oil deal with Venezuela signed last month.
  • Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva criticized the administration's policies at the same assembly, condemning the economic embargo imposed on 10 million people in Cuba and pressure against Venezuela.
  • Monday, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned that "if a new aggression takes place, we will definitely change the weapons and geography of the war," escalating tensions after Trump's rhetoric.
  • The White House launched TrumpTV: The Essentials Station on Monday, yet the digital streaming service attracted only 3,000 viewers by evening as major broadcasters suspended coverage following Trump's ban on three networks.
  • Close advisers including Vice President JD Vance and State Secretary Marco Rubio have reportedly discussed whether the conflict could extend beyond Inauguration Day 2029, signaling potential long-term escalation.
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In his speech in New York, US President Trump announces a "big decision" about attacks against Iran. He also envisages a rapid end to the Ukraine war – and introduces a new term for artificial intelligence.

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The U.S. President addressed to the UN General Assembly the situation of Venezuela, Cuba and Iran, the war between Russia and Ukraine, immigration and drug cartels, as well as questioning the International Criminal Court and rejecting the idea of a global government.

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The New Republic broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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