Trump's controversial claim about Iran was met with protest by the attendees

Donald Trump once again claimed that the war against Iran will end soon and that Tehran will not obtain nuclear technology; Statements that were accompanied by the protest of some attendees.

Ambassador Arjan - International Group: During his speech, Donald Trump once again commented on Iran and claimed that the war will end soon and that America will prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear technology. He also repeatedly praised the state of the United States; Claims that focused more on domestic issues and gaining support from his fans.

In part of his speech, Trump described America in "its best condition". Meanwhile, according to the text of the news, the significant increase in fuel prices and livelihood pressures have intensified the economic dissatisfaction in this country and reduced the popularity of the president and his party.

The sidelines of Trump's election rally in Georgia revealed the gap between his statements and the atmosphere of the event. A shout of protest from one of the attendees made his speech stop for a short time.

Afail Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, in his latest report to the Council of Governors, once again demanded access to Iran's damaged nuclear facilities. While Grossi spoke about the unprecedented situation created by the military attacks on these sites, he refused to condemn these illegal actions.

The President noted: In a conversation with the leaders of Iraq, Oman, Qatar, Turkey, Tajikistan, Egypt, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan, I expressed the hope that God will bring the hearts of our Muslims closer together.

For about 15 years, many American leaders, including all three presidents, have believed that the United States was too involved in trying to rebuild and reorder Middle Eastern societies.