Iran and North Korea, Main Topics of Trump's First Speech at the United Nations

Donald Trump will deliver his first speech as President of the United States at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, September 19. It is reported that Mr. Trump will call for global action against North Korea and criticize the nuclear deal with Iran during this speech. Reports indicate that Donald Trump will address significant challenges facing the international community in his first speech at this assembly. It is expected that the U.S. President will criticize the bureaucracy within the organization. On Monday, Donald Trump stated that the United Nations has been unable to utilize all its capacities due to 'mismanagement and bureaucracy.' White House officials told Reuters that Donald Trump will urge the international community to increase pressure on North Korea to end its nuclear and missile programs. He will also criticize the nuclear agreement with Iran. The war against the Islamic State (ISIS) and protests in Venezuela will also be other focal points of Donald Trump's speech. During his first appearance at the United Nations on Monday, Donald Trump criticized the bureaucracy and mismanagement in the United Nations and called for 'real bold reforms' in the organization. Mr. Trump had also criticized the structure of the United Nations during his election campaign. The U.S. President stated on Monday that the United Nations has been unable to activate all its capacities in recent years due to bureaucracy and mismanagement, while the organization's budget has increased by about 140 percent since 2000 and its staff has more than doubled. 128 countries have signed a draft political declaration of 10 articles prepared by the United States. This declaration supports the efforts of Antonio Guterres, the UN Secretary-General, to 'initiate effective and meaningful reforms' in the United Nations. The nuclear agreement between Iran and six world powers will be another main topic of Donald Trump's speech. Mr. Trump has strongly criticized the agreement with Iran in recent months and has ordered a review of policies regarding Iran and the JCPOA. The U.S. President stated on Monday during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in response to a question about what he would do regarding the nuclear agreement with Iran, that 'you will see what happens.' Donald Trump also referred to the nuclear agreement with Iran last week as 'the worst deal he has ever seen' and stated that Iran has violated the spirit of the JCPOA. In this context, Heather Nauert, spokesperson for the U.S. State Department, stated early Tuesday regarding Donald Trump's speech at the General Assembly and the nuclear agreement with Iran to CNN that Iran plays a role in every destabilizing action occurring in the Middle East, from Yemen, where people are currently facing famine and hunger, to the civil war in Syria and military support for Hezbollah. Meanwhile, Hassan Rouhani, the President of Iran, warned yesterday about the consequences of the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA. At the same time, Jean-Yves Le Drian, the French Foreign Minister, stated on Monday that preserving the JCPOA is 'very vital,' but negotiations are needed to strengthen this agreement after its expiration in 2025. In this regard, Mogherini stated that the JCPOA was concluded with the international community, not just with the U.S. Rouhani warned that the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA would have very heavy costs for America. China and Russia will not join Trump's declaration for reforms in the United Nations. Trump regarding the future of the JCPOA: 'You will see what happens.' France has once again called for strengthening the nuclear agreement with Iran after 2025. Trump's warning about the 'lack of strictness' of the agency in inspecting Iranian facilities. The changing battlefield of 'proxy wars'; the war against the people in the streets of Iran. The first paragraph; the responsibility of the opposition and the possibility of radicalization in Iranian society. The death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran amid the Iran crisis. 1300 hours of internet outages; Witkoff: A horrific massacre occurred during the protests in Iran.