Kulanka Madaxda Adduunka ee Qaramada Midoobay: Trump, Israel, Cuba iyo AI waa kuwa ugu muhiimsan
Madaxda ugu sarreeya adduunka ayaa isugu soo baxay New York munaasabad sanadle ah oo Qaramada Midoobay ku qabto, halkaas oo madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump uu ka jeediyay hadal isugu jiray cabsi, khudbadaha Israel, iyo diidmada tallaabooyinka AI.
Khudbadaha Israel iyo codsiyada madaxda
Madaxda badan ee adduunka ayaa ku dhawaaqay inay diidaan Israel, iyagoo arrimaha Gaza, Luuqadda Bariga iyo xadka West Bank ku eedeeyay. Gargaarka Qaramada Midoobay ayaa sheegay in buundada amniga ay ku dhacday.
Guddoomiyaha Qaramada Midoobay Antonio Guterres ayaa sheegay in buundada amniga ay ku dhacday, halkaas oo uu sheegay inay ku dhacday. Madaxweynaha Jordan ayaa sheegay in la isku dayo in la xakameeyo Israel.
Trump iyo khilaafka AI
Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump ayaa diiday in la xakameeyo AI, isagoo sheegay inuu yahay mid aad u weyn. Madaxweynaha Australia ayaa sheegay in la xakameeyo AI, halkaas oo uu sheegay in la xakameeyo AI.
Madaxweynaha UK ayaa sheegay in la xakameeyo AI, halkaas oo uu sheegay in la xakameeyo AI. Madaxweynaha Australia ayaa sheegay in la xakameeyo AI, halkaas oo uu sheegay in la xakameeyo AI.
Cuba iyo Ukraine
Trump ayaa sheegay in Cuba ay tahay dowlad la'aan, halkaas oo uu sheegay inay tahay dowlad la'aan. Madaxweynaha Cuba ayaa sheegay inay diidaan khilaafka, halkaas oo uu sheegay inay diidaan khilaafka.
Madaxweynaha Ukraine ayaa sheegay inuu doonayo in la siiyo hub, halkaas oo uu sheegay inuu doonayo in la siiyo hub. Trump ayaa sheegay inuu diyaar u yahay inuu ka hadlo Ukraine.
Scores of the world's most powerful leaders gathered in New York for the UN General Assembly summit, where US President Donald Trump dominated headlines with threats against Iran, a rejection of global AI guardrails, and a sharp attack on Cuba that prompted a walkout from the assembly hall.
World Leaders Condemn Israel's Actions
Many world leaders used their speeches to condemn Israel, citing its actions in Gaza, which a UN inquiry has deemed genocide, as well as its invasion of southern Lebanon and increasing settler violence in the West Bank. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that the expansion of West Bank settlements, considered illegal under international law, were 'bulldozing the path to peace and raising the spectre of ethnic cleansing'.
Jordan's King Abdullah II called for the global community to consider sanctions or other measures against Israel, noting that resolutions often end on paper without restraint. French President Emmanuel Macron, speaking after Trump declared the US had 'ended the war in Gaza', said: 'Some boast of a supposed peace. But that peace has not reopened humanitarian access for a single second.' Meanwhile, Netanyahu's office mocked the leaders with an AI-generated video of parrots repeating 'blame Israel' at the podium.
Trump Rejects AI Guardrails and Pushes for Cuba Regime Change
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was among 22 world leaders to call for global guardrails on AI, but Trump sharply rejected the proposal, saying the US would not 'stifle growth of something that will be bigger than the industrial revolution'. British PM Andy Burnham pledged to put AI 'at the heart' of the G20 when the UK takes over the presidency next year, warning that the industrial revolution 'brought huge suffering and exploitation' for workers.
Trump also targeted Cuba, calling it an 'absolutely failed state' that was 'failing like never before. And it will fall.' The Cuban delegation walked out of the assembly hall during his remarks. Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel later wrote on X: 'We will continue fighting for peace, defending our sovereignty, and working together to overcome the ruthless aggression imposed on us by the United States government.' The Trump administration has previously said its goal is regime change in Cuba and has cut Venezuelan oil supplies to the island nation.
Zelenskyy Requests Winter Weapons Package from Trump
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke to Trump on the sidelines of the summit and told the Wall Street Journal he had asked for a 'winter package' of weapons, including Patriot anti-missile systems. He said such a ceasefire would be necessary for Ukraine to stop attacking Russian oil refineries, which Trump partially blames for rising diesel prices. Trump only briefly mentioned the Ukraine-Russia war in his UN speech, repeating a longstanding prediction that it would end soon.
Trump also used his speech to take aim at Cuba, whose communist regime has long been an American adversary. He said the US wanted a 'fundamental change in the situation in Cuba' and would not allow 'a haven for foreign adversaries to threaten America on our doorstep.' The Trump administration has previously said its goal is regime change in Cuba and has cut Venezuelan oil supplies to the island nation, where power blackouts have become more frequent.
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Sawir: ABC Australia Xigasho
