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Trump/Mrs. Haley

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2018-09-26
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  1. “I now invite The Right Honourable Mrs. Theresa May, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, to take the floor.”

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  2. “I now invite His Excellency Mr. Evo Morales Ayma, Constitutional President of the Plurinational State of Bolivia, to take the floor”

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  3. “I now invite His Excellency Mr. Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, President of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, to take the floor.”

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  4. “Likewise, working with President Xi of China and Prime Minister Abe of Japan has been a pleasure and an honour. Each of us follows in the footsteps of countless world leaders, diplomats and public servants who came to the United Nations with the same noble goal: to build a future worthy of the patriots - true patriots - who sacrificed their lives for our nations and for our future. To be successful, we need a commitment of every nation represented in this Chamber. Acting together, we can replace the horrors of war with the blessings of safety and the beautiful promise of peace. I now resume my functions as President of the Council. I now invite His Excellency Mr. Emmanuel Macron, President of France, to take the floor.”

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  5. “The safety of the Korean peninsula, the region and the world depends on full compliance with Security Council resolutions. That is very important. Most importantly, however, I believe that Chairman Kim Jong Un, a man I have gotten to know and like, wants peace and prosperity for North Korea. Many things are happening behind the scenes, away from the media, that nobody knows about, but they are happening nevertheless and they are happening in a very positive way. So I think the international community will have some very good news coming from North Korea in the coming months and years. I also very much appreciate what President Moon of South Korea had to say about me last night in television interviews. Working with President Moon has been my great honour.”

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  6. “And the hostages have been returned to us. Very importantly, the remains of American heroes are now returning home. In June, I held a historic summit with Chairman Kim Jong Un in Singapore, where he reaffirmed his commitment to complete denuclearization. Last week, Chairman Kim reiterated that commitment to President Moon Jae-in at their third summit, and to me in the form ofa very strong letter. I think we will make a deal. But, unfortunately, to ensure this progress continues, we must enforce existing Security Council resolutions until denuclearization occurs. However, we have detected that some nations are already violating those United Nations sanctions. That includes illegal ship-to-ship transfers, which must end immediately.”

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  7. “In my remarks yesterday to the General Assembly, I laid out my Administration's commitment to building a more just and peaceful future (see A/73/PV.6). Regrettably, we found that China has been attempting to interfere in our upcoming 2018 elections, to be held in November, against my Administration. They do not want me, or us, to Win because I am the first President ever to challenge China on trade, and we are winning on trade. We are winning at every level. We do not want them to meddle or interfere in our upcoming elections. As I also mentioned yesterday, we have seen the results ofhistoric efforts to open new pathways to peace on the Korean peninsula, of which we are extremely proud. I am pleased to say that North Korea has not conducted a missile test since last November. It has not conducted a nuclear test since last September.”

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  8. “I ask all members of the Security Council to work with the United States to ensure that the Iranian regime changes its behaviour and never acquires a nuclear bomb. With all ofthat said, I want to thank Iran, Russia and Syria, for - at my very strong urging and request - they have substantially slowed down their attack on the governorate of Idlib and the 3 million people who live there, in order to get 35,000 targeted terrorists. Get the terrorists; but I hope the restraint continues after they get the terrorists. The world is watching. I would also like to thank Turkey for helping to negotiate restraint. Anything the United States of America can do to help resolve this problem in order to save, perhaps, hundreds of thousands of lives - maybe more - we are willing and able. We are available to help.”

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  9. “They were in big trouble. They needed cash, and we gave it to them. In the years since the deal was signed, Iran's aggression only increased. The regime used new funds from the deal to support terrorism, build nuclear- capable missiles and foment chaos. Following America's withdrawal, the United States began reimposing nuclear-related sanctions on Iran. All United States nuclear-related sanctions will be in full force by early November. They will be in full force. After that, the United States will pursue additional sanctions - tougher than ever before - to counter the entire range of Iran's malign conduct. Any individual or entity who fails to comply with those sanctions will face severe consequences.”

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  10. “I want to thank Prime Minister May and President Macron for their countries' close partnership in those efforts in April. The Syrian regime's butchery is enabled by Russia and Iran. The Iranian regime exports violence, terror and turmoil. It illicitly procured sensitive items to advance its ballistic missile programme and proliferates those missiles all across the Middle East. The regime is the world's leading sponsor of terror and fuels conflict across the region and far beyond. A regime with that track record must never be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon. For that reason, I announced earlier this year that the United States would withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal. That horrible, one-sided deal allowed Iran to continue its path towards a bomb and gave the regime a cash lifeline when they needed it the most.”

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  11. “The nations of the world have long recognized that certain weapons are so dangerous and can inflict so much suffering that all of us have a vital interest in preventing their further development, spread and use. Since my inauguration, the United States has taken bold action to confront such sinister threats. Many ofus are rightly focused on the dangers of nuclear weapons, but we must never forget the risk posed by biological and chemical weapons. The United States was one of the first nations to unilaterally renounce the use of biological weapons and, since the First World War, we have led international efforts against the scourge of chemical warfare. Most recently, in Syria we have twice imposed severe consequences on the Al-Assad regime for using chemical weapons against innocent civilians.”

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  12. “I am honoured to be here today to preside over this meeting of the Security Council. It is also my privilege to welcome the Heads of State and Government, Ministers and other leaders and representatives here with us in the Chamber. I also wish to warmly welcome Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and thank him for joining us. The Security Council will now begin its consideration of the item on its agenda. I shall now make a statement in my capacity as the President of the United States of America. It is a great honour to be here today at this Security Council meeting to discuss a matter of urgent importance concerning countering the proliferation of deadly chemical, biological and nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them.”

    2018-09-26 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.8362 (2018) · source