Trump demands inquiry over UN 'triple sabotage' after escalator and teleprompter mishaps

In a recent press conference, former US President Donald Trump demanded an inquiry into what he described as a "triple sabotage" by the United Nations during his speech at the UN General Assembly. The incidents included an escalator malfunction and issues with the teleprompter, which Trump claimed were deliberate attempts to undermine his address. Trump accused the UN of intentionally causing these technical difficulties, calling the incidents "a real disgrace" and suggesting that the organization was trying to sabotage his appearance. He did not provide any concrete evidence to support his allegations, but insisted that a full investigation was necessary to uncover the truth behind the supposed "triple sabotage." The former president's comments come amid ongoing tensions between the US and the UN, with Trump often criticizing the organization's policies and decisions during his time in office. While the technical issues during his speech are concerning, Trump's claims of deliberate sabotage remain unsubstantiated, and the incident is likely to be viewed as part of the broader political and diplomatic tensions between the US and the UN.