
AI-generated summary
Trump has maintained a tough stance toward Iran and Cuba throughout his presidency, withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal and tightening the embargo on Cuba.
US President Donald Trump has declared in his speech at the United Nations General Assembly that he must decide between reaching an agreement with Iran or "annihilating it and taking it to hell." Although, according to the president, he believes that he will reach an agreement just after the mid-term elections are held in November in the US.
He has also threatened Cuba: "Cuba will fall." After those words, the Cuban delegation stood up.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Trump to reach Iran deal after November midterm elections
Possible · Within months
The US will take action against Cuba after the declaration 'Cuba will fall'
Possible · Within weeks

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