During his speech to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, US President Donald Trump plans to address the war against Iran, the progress of his 20-point peace plan in Gaza, as well as the administration's to the salt agreements. According to NBC News, this was announced by US Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Mike Waltz. According to an American diplomat, Trump will emphasize the need to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Waltz also said that the head of the White House will present the foreign policy initiatives of his administration and the progress recorded in the last year. Trump's speech is scheduled for the morning of September 22 at the United Nations headquarters in New York. It will take place within the framework of the general discussions of the 81st session of the General Assembly, which starts on Tuesday and will last until September 28. The UN broadcasts the sessions of the General Assembly live. The war with Iran will become one of the key topics of this session of the General Assembly. Within the framework of the sessions, Trump will also have meetings with a number of world leaders, including representatives of the Persian Gulf countries. It is expected that the situation around Iran, regional instability and issues of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz will be at the core of the negotiations. Trump also intends to present the progress of the implementation of his 20-point plan on Gaza. Apart from the Middle East, other international conflicts and UN reform issues will be on the agenda of his speech. This will be Trump's first speech at the UN General Assembly since returning to the White House. Last year, his speech lasted almost an hour and was devoted, in particular, to international migration, climate policy and the conflict between Israel and Hamas.