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REPLAY: Trump defends Iran war, attacks ICC in UN speech

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Briefings

In a September 2026 UN speech, US President Donald Trump urged all International Criminal Court members to resign, labeling the body 'out of control.' He simultaneously defended the ongoing war with Iran, asserting Tehran could not acquire a nuclear weapon and warned of potential annihilation if the conflict continued without a deal. The evidence indicates Trump's rhetoric focused on judicial reform and conflict justification, with no specific casualty figures or treaty dates provided in the source.

Key points

• President Donald Trump urged all International Criminal Court members to resign, calling the body 'out of control' during a September 2026 UN speech.
• Trump defended the war with Iran by stating Tehran could not obtain a nuclear weapon and warned of potential annihilation if the conflict continued without a deal.

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The source provides no specific casualty figures, treaty dates, or casualty counts. The evidence is limited to the speech's content regarding the ICC and the Iran war, with no follow-up data or verification available.

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