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Briefly: Iran, AI, Cuba, Ukraine... Donald Trump's speech at the UN podium

France 24's report summarizes the main available elements, while attributing statements to their sources.

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An article from France 24 covers "Briefly: Iran, AI, Cuba, Ukraine... Donald Trump's speech at the UN podium," based on the facts presented in the source material provided.

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."

The statements, assessments, and any figures mentioned remain attributed to the persons or organizations cited by the source. This excerpt does not constitute a complete documentary file in itself and does not necessarily present the response of all parties concerned.

Official statements or subsequent updates could provide additional context. As it stands, this report is limited to the elements directly supported by the title and excerpt provided.

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