Trump vows to end Iran conflict one way or another, announces US bases in Greenland
Donald Trump says the US will build two military bases in Greenland, aims to end Iran conflict, and calls for renaming artificial intelligence.
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AIUS President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will build two military bases in Greenland, emphasizing that the Greenland agreement will bolster the security of NATO, the US, and Europe. He added that the agreement will be signed today.
Trump stated that his country will not allow any adversary to establish a military presence in Greenland, describing the move as a step to enhance regional and international security.
On Iran, Trump said his administration is considering either reaching an agreement with Iran or pushing it to hell, stressing that the Iran conflict will end one way or another.
Regarding the Russia-Ukraine war, Trump underscored the need to stop the bloodshed, noting ongoing efforts to end the conflict and reach a swift agreement between the parties.
On Cuba, Trump said the US will not allow the country to become a safe haven for those who threaten America, describing it as a failed state on the verge of collapse.
Trump also said drug cartels pose a major threat in the Western Hemisphere, likening them to Daesh.
Separately, Trump called for artificial intelligence to be renamed "superintelligence," citing rapid advancements in the field.