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Donald Trump warned Iran of 'hell' if no deal is reached, accusing the regime of killing over 72,000 people this year and pursuing nuclear weapons. He also pledged to end the war in Ukraine.

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Iran, the primary sponsor of terrorism, warned it of "hell" if no agreement is reached.
He added, during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, that the Iranian regime has taken lives for decades and killed more than 72,000 people this year.
He emphasized that Iran sought to acquire a nuclear bomb and is currently working to develop ballistic missiles "and we will never allow them to possess a nuclear weapon."
Regarding negotiations, he clarified that "Iran is waiting to see my performance in the midterm elections, but what they don't realize is that I am not a candidate in them."



