White House previews Trump's UN speech on Iran, cartels, Greenland — SkimNews

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- White House officials outlined President Trump's address to the United Nations scheduled for Tuesday
- Trump is expected to use the speech to address hot-button issues including the Iran war, drug cartels, and the U.S. military presence in Greenland
- A White House official briefed The Hill on the speech's planned content ahead of the address
Why it matters: Trump's UN platform puts three foreign and security policy flashpoints — an active military conflict with Iran, cartel operations, and Greenland's sovereignty status — before a global audience in a single address, raising the diplomatic stakes for allies and adversaries tracking each issue.
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