President Trump to speak on diplomatic issues piled up at the United Nations General Assembly September 24, 14:10
American President Trump will speak at the United Nations General Assembly on the 24th night of Japan time. The focus is on what policies to show for the piled up diplomatic agenda as Iran's situation is tightening following the attack on oil-related facilities in Saudi Arabia and denuclearization talks with North Korea are stagnant .
President Trump will attend a general debate speech on the morning of the 24th, late at night, Japan time, at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, where the leaders of each country express their foreign policy.
The speech will focus on how to mention Iran's involvement in the attack and the US's future response as the oil-related facilities in Saudi Arabia are attacked this month and the situation surrounding Iran is tightened again. .
President Trump told reporters on the 23rd that "Iran is under unprecedented pressure. There is a lot going on with Iran," and reveals that he will touch the Iranian situation in his speech. did.
Also, in the situation of North Korea, it seems that it will appeal that it is the result of its foreign policy as a result of three-time summit talks between the United States and North Korea, but the launch of a series of short-range missiles and the denuclearization talks that are stagnant It will be noticed what kind of perceptions are shown.
Another focus is on President Trump's approaching attitude as the trade with China increases tariffs on imported goods for a long time.
Regarding the contents of this speech, President Trump said last week that he intends to state that the United States is the greatest country in the world. As foreign policy has stalled and there are many challenges, there is a high interest in the content of the speech.
Expert “will seek support against Iran”
Regarding President Trump's speech at the United Nations, Robert Litwak of the American think tank `` Wilson Center '' said that the focus will be on responding to attacks on oil-related facilities in Saudi Arabia. Will call for support for a strong counter-measure against Iran. "
Regarding the possibility of direct dialogue between the United States and Iran, Mr. Litowak said, “There will be no talks under the current situation of accusing each other,” and expressed a negative idea.
However, he pointed out, "If the United States relaxes sanctions on foreign companies that deal with Iran, the Iranian side will respond to negotiations."
On the other hand, Mr. Ritowak said that “the complete denuclearization demanded by the Trump administration is not a realistic goal. North Korea will not abolish nuclear weapons in the near future.” Showed.
After that, he said, “The only reasonable way is to limit the nuclear development plan through an intermediate agreement and aim to freeze North Korea's current capacity,” and gradual denuclearization is realistic. On the other hand, it was expected that the discussions to arrive at this meeting are unlikely to be resumed in line with the UN General Assembly.