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Trump’s threat to annihilate Iran to UN general assembly is stunning, even for him

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In September 2026, US President Trump announced a major decision to potentially annhilate Iran at the UN General Assembly, surpassing even the ghost of Soviet leader Khrushchev in his intensity. Eleven minutes into a 40-minute address, Trump declared he had a 'big decision to make' regarding Iran, which had demonstrated a more determined resistance than Trump anticipated when he decided to go to war against the country in February. The evidence indicates Trump's threat is unprecedented for him, yet the specific nature of the decision and the timeline of the decision remain unclear.

Key points

• US President Trump announced a decision to potentially annihilate Iran at the UN General Assembly in September 2026, surpassing the intensity of Soviet leader Khrushchev's threats.
• Trump's decision to go to war against Iran in February 2026 was met with a more determined resistance from the country than anticipated by Trump.

Context and limitations

The evidence covers only the UN General Assembly address from September 2026, with no details on the specific decision content, timeline of the decision, or the nature of the resistance from Iran.

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