Briefly: Iran, AI, Cuba, Ukraine... Donald Trump's speech at the UN podium
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The available report indicates that Donald Trump stated on Tuesday, September 22, at the UN podium that Cuba would "fall," without specifying how, declaring that his government wanted a "fundamental change" on the island. The report also notes that Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez described the U.S. president's statements as "slander."
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- Iran, IA, Cuba, Ukraine... Le discours de Donald Trump à la tribune de l'ONU — France 24 — Français
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