Trump criticizes the migration and climate policies of the countries in UN speech

Donald Trump criticizes the policy of migration and climate of other countries during a deplorable speech before the United Nations organization, which also focused on the body itself.

He told the UN General Assembly in New York that it was time to end the “unsuccessful experiment of open borders” and claims that UN forecasts for climate change were wrong, which encourages Ahra from installation.

In a wide -ranging speech extending to almost an hour, Trump also reiterates that he had stopped Seven Wars after returning to the White House and accused the UN of not helping him do so.

He asked the UN’s purpose and said he “did not meet his potential.”

Although the delegates’ reaction was largely muted, some apparently narrowed in their seats, as the US president turned to the UN for the first time since his second term began.

Several can be seen to shake their heads, as it denied climate change by calling it “the biggest work ever done in the world” and denied the use of renewable energy.

“The whole globalist concept, asking the successful industrialized nations to apply fundamental to themselves and radically disrupt all their societies, must be rejected completely and completely,” he told his audience.

The bigger part of the scientists and experts agree that climate change is caused by people and is real.

Trump also equalizes the criticism of the UN assistance for asylum seeking, saying that the organization “was funding an attack on Western countries” offering monetary support.

He separated Europe, saying it was in “serious problems” about migration.

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

Trump falsely claims that London wants to move to follow the law of Sharia – the Islamic Legal System – and separates the mayor of the city Sir Sadik Khan for criticism.

A Khan spokesman said to the BBC: “We will not render our terrifying and fanatical comments with an answer.”

Trump’s speech also referred to the wars in Gaza and Ukraine. He said Gaza requires the termination of fire, but criticized the passage from some countries to recognize the Palestinian state, saying that it would be a “Hamas Award”.

In the meantime, he said it was “disturbing” that some European nations are buying oil and gas from Russia, even when they oppose its full -scale invasion of Ukraine. The war was also “making Russia look bad,” he said.

After the address, Trump said he believed that speech was “very well received” in a publication on his social platform for the truth.

He had a meeting with UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres after speech – the first of his second term – during which he said the United States was “behind 100%of the United Nations”, although he “may not agree with it sometimes.”

Guterres told Trump that he believed that there were “many areas where we can cooperate positively and I would think that the most important thing is peace.”

Trump is also expected to meet with Ukrainian President Volodomir Zelenski, who will hope to hear hard Trump engagements in the next steps from the United States to support KYIV.

He is also ready to meet with officials from several Middle East countries, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, before hosting more than 100 world leaders on Tuesday.