特朗普在联合国发表讲话:威胁、外交与“超级智能”


2026-09-22T16:45:24.932Z / https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-un-threats-diplomacy-super-intelligence-2026-09-22/

联合国9月22日路透电——唐纳德·特朗普总统周二在联合国大会发表演讲,为美国针对伊朗的以美联合行动辩护,同时阐述了他的外交政策优先事项。以下是他在37分钟的演讲中谈及的主要议题:

  • 伊朗问题。 他警告称,若不达成和平协议,美国可能会摧毁伊朗,并预测在11月3日美国中期选举、国会席位格局尘埃落定后,双方将达成一项协议。

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  • 乌克兰问题。 谈及俄罗斯对乌克兰的战争时,他表示:“我们正与俄罗斯和乌克兰领导人密切合作,我们将解决这个问题”,并补充道:“我认为这件事的发生速度会比人们预想的更快。”
  • 人工智能。 他称美国政府将使用“超级智能”一词取代人工智能,并重申他的观点,即人工智能安全警告是一场骗局。“我们目前在该领域远超中国和其他所有国家,”他说,“我不会扼杀这项可能比工业革命影响更深远的技术的发展。”他还表示,如有必要,美国执法机构将对该行业进行监管。
  • 国际刑事法院。 他敦促国际刑事法院成员国退出——他用了“辞职”一词——并谴责他所谓的“失控机构”和“一群邪恶之人”。他表示,美国不会允许本国军人遭受他所说的反美国法庭的“作秀审判”。
  • 毒品战争。 他称自己正在“重申美国的实力”,通过铲除被美国列为恐怖组织的贩毒集团,使该地区更安全。“如同ISIS一样,他们应当被当作敌方战斗人员予以击毙、流放或扣押,且不得释放,”特朗普说,“这正是我们正在做的事情。”
  • 委内瑞拉问题。 他将本届政府在委内瑞拉的行动描述为重大胜利,并认为这对其他国家是一个潜在警告。“我们在委内瑞拉的行动证明,美国不会再允许对美国的威胁在西半球任何地方站稳脚跟,必要时,我们将动用无与伦比的军事力量来维护美国的核心国家利益,”他说。
  • 古巴问题。 他称古巴是一个失败国家,并吹捧美国在该地区的更多参与,补充道:“共产主义永远不会来到美国,但自由将降临古巴。”古巴驻联合国代表团成员离场抗议。
  • 墨西哥问题。 他称墨西哥是地区贩毒集团暴力活动的中心。
  • 联合国本身。 他吹嘘本届政府推动了他所称的全面联合国改革,包括削减预算和裁员,同时抨击国际组织和设立全球税收的努力。“联合国拥有巨大、巨大的潜力。我多年来一直这么说。但它必须停止推行那些从未经任何人选举产生的全球主义官僚的极左翼议程,”他说。

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Trump at UN: Threats, diplomacy and ‘super intelligence’

2026-09-22T16:45:24.932Z / https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-un-threats-diplomacy-super-intelligence-2026-09-22/

UNITED NATIONS, Sept 22 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump used his address to the UN General Assembly on Tuesday to defend the US-Israeli campaign against Iran while laying out his foreign policy priorities. Here are the major issues he addressed in ​a 37-minute speech:

  • IRAN. He warned he could annihilate Iran without a peace deal and predicted one ‌would be reached after US midterm elections on November 3 when the makeup of Congress will be decided.

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  • UKRAINE. About Russia’s war in Ukraine, he said, “We’re working very closely with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine, and we will get that one done,” adding, “It’s ​going to happen, I think, more quickly than people understand.”
  • ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. He said the US ​government would use the term “super intelligence” instead of artificial intelligence and repeated his view that ⁠AI safety warnings are a hoax. “We’re leading now over China by a lot and everyone else,” he said. “I’m ​not going to stifle growth of something that will be bigger than the Industrial Revolution.” He said US law enforcement ​agencies would rein in the sector if needed.
  • INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT. He urged member nations of the International Criminal Court to withdraw – he used the word “resign” – and condemned what he called an “out of control institution” and “an evil group of people.” He said the ​US would not allow military service members to be subject to what he called show trials by an anti-American ​tribunal.
  • DRUG WARS. He said he was “reasserting American power” to make the region safer by taking out cartels, which the US ‌has designated ⁠terrorist organizations. “Like ISIS, they should be killed, exiled or detained as enemy combatants without the possibility of release,” Trump said, “which is what we’re doing.”
  • VENEZUELA. He characterized his administration’s actions in Venezuela as a great victory and a potential warning to others. “Our actions in Venezuela are proof that the United States will no longer permit threats to ​America to gain a foothold ​anywhere in the Western ⁠Hemisphere, and if necessary, we will use our unmatched military might to secure the vital national interests of the United States,” he said.
  • CUBA. He called Cuba a ​failed state and, touting greater US involvement in the region, adding: “Communism will never be ​coming to America, ⁠but freedom will be coming to Cuba.” Members of the Cuban UN delegation walked out.
  • MEXICO. He called Mexico an epicenter of regional drug cartel violence.
  • THE UN ITSELF. He touted what he described as sweeping UN reforms under his ⁠administration, including ​budget cuts and staff reductions, while attacking international organizations and efforts ​to create global taxes. “The United Nations has great, great potential. I’ve said that for many years. But it must stop imposing the far-left agenda ​of globalist bureaucrats who nobody ever elected,” he said.

Reporting by Reuters correspondents; Editing by Howard Goller and Don Durfee

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