Trump requires an investigation into the UN Triple Sabotage

Donald Trump has asked for an investigation into what he called “triple sabotage” during his visit to the UN General Assembly on Wednesday.

In a social media publication, the US president refers to an escalator to stop sharply when he and first lady Melania Trump withdrew, a telepromotor does not function during his speech and audio problem in the audience.

A UN employee said the sound system was designed to allow people to hear translated speeches through headsets.

Earlier, the UN said the safety mechanism could be triggered by a Trump video, traveling back up the escalator while the telepromotor belonged to the US delegation.

Trump criticized Truth Social incidents and said he was sending a letter to UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres, requiring an immediate probe.

“Yesterday, a real shame was held in the United Nations organization – not one, not two, but three very sinister events!” He wrote.

“It was no accident, it was a triple sabotage in the UN. They should be ashamed of themselves.”

He also called for the arrest of the people responsible for the incident with an escalator, citing an article in the times This was said that UN workers are joking that they are excluding the escalators.

“It was an absolute sabotage … All the escalator’s security strips must be saved, especially the emergency braking button. The secret service is involved,” Trump added.

Mike Waltz, US Ambassador to the UN, repeated the president’s call for an official probe, saying the incidents were “unacceptable”.

“The United States will not bear threats to our security or dignity in international forums. We expect quick cooperation and decisive action,” he wrote to X.

On Wednesday, White House press secretary Carolyn Levitt expressed fears that someone intentionally stopped the escalator.

“If one of the UN deliberately stopped the escalator, as the president and the first lady move, they should be fired and investigated immediately,” she wrote after the incident.

Stefan Duzarik, a spokesman for Guterres, said Trump’s video “may inadvertently trigger the safety feature” while shooting the couple.

After the escalator abuse, Trump came across more technical difficulties when he said Teleprompter was not working – although he was restored at the end of his address.

“I can only say that the one who runs this telepromotor is in big problems,” he said.

Later, a UN employee told the BBC that the White House was running Teleprompter at the time, carrying their own laptops and included them in the UN system.

Trump also referred to audio problems in his long post, saying that “the sound is completely off in the audience.”

“World leaders, unless they used the translators’ headphones, couldn’t hear something,” he added.

In response to Trump’s comments, a UN officer said: “The sound system was created to allow people to hear speeches that are translated into six different languages ​​through headphones.”