'We are settling years of unfinished business': Trump talks up Iran, Gaza, Latin America strategy

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During remarks to the UN General Assembly, former US President Donald Trump claimed without evidence that "72,000" Iranians were killed by their government and that Hamas members killed "many tiny babies" in Israel. Iranian figures suggest around 3,500 Iranians died during protests, and Israeli media and the Israeli army have found no evidence supporting the claims of babies being tortured and killed.

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US President Donald Trump on Tuesday touted his 20-month legacy in the White House with wholesale generalisations about his foreign policy, relying on unsubstantiated figures, debunked allegations, and a demand that United Nations member states withdraw their membership from the International Criminal Court (ICC). In 38-minute remarks to the UN General Assembly, the US president largely refrained from the direct attacks he delivered last year, but still insisted, without evidence, that "72,000"

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