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Trump Addresses UN, Mentions 'Annihilate' Iran

President Donald Trump spoke at the United Nations General Assembly, where he commented on the possibility of 'annihilating' Iran. He also stated his expectation of a future agreement with the country.

09/28/2026 · Nebraska edition

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NEW YORK – President Donald Trump addressed world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly, stating he had considered the option to “annihilate” Iran. During his remarks, Trump also described driving the country “into hell.”

Trump further indicated his belief that a deal with Iran would materialize after the upcoming midterm elections. He did not specify the nature of the potential agreement or the timeline for its negotiation.

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