Trump chválil ekonomiku a hrozil Iránu v prejave o stave únie
US President Donald Trump delivered the traditional State of the Union address to Congress on Wednesday, which lasted one hour and forty-eight minutes and became the longest in history. In the speech, he declared that the United States is stronger, better, and richer than ever before, and described the current era as the "golden age of America," warning that the country would never go back. Trump praised his administration's achievements in the economy and border control, while also touching on the issue of migration.
In the speech, Trump was critical of judicial proceedings while also escalating tensions in the dispute with Iran. He warned Iran that it had developed missiles capable of striking the United States, which heightened concerns about a possible military strike being considered. The White House continues to state that Trump prefers diplomacy, but is willing to use lethal force if necessary. New rounds of nuclear negotiations are set to take place on Thursday in Geneva.
Trump also welcomed the players of the US men's national hockey team, who triumphed at the Winter Olympics in a dramatic final against Canada. During his remarks with the hockey players, he made a joke at the expense of the women's hockey team, which drew criticism. In foreign policy, Trump openly supported Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of the April elections and promised American political as well as indirect financial support, even though Orbán faces strong opposition.
In the speech, Trump was critical of judicial proceedings while also escalating tensions in the dispute with Iran. He warned Iran that it had developed missiles capable of striking the United States, which heightened concerns about a possible military strike being considered. The White House continues to state that Trump prefers diplomacy, but is willing to use lethal force if necessary. New rounds of nuclear negotiations are set to take place on Thursday in Geneva.
Trump also welcomed the players of the US men's national hockey team, who triumphed at the Winter Olympics in a dramatic final against Canada. During his remarks with the hockey players, he made a joke at the expense of the women's hockey team, which drew criticism. In foreign policy, Trump openly supported Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of the April elections and promised American political as well as indirect financial support, even though Orbán faces strong opposition.
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USA jsou silnější než kdy dřív, oznámil v projevu Trump. Hrozil Íránu, tepal soudce
zpravy.aktualne.cz
| 05:40 25.02.
Trump vsadil na Orbána. USA přicházejí na pomoc před klíčovými volbami
e15.cz
| 05:30 25.02.
Naše země je zpět, řekl Trump v projevu o stavu unie. Chválil ekonomiku i hranice
idnes.cz
| 03:48 25.02.
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