In UNGA Speech, Venezuela's Delcy taunts Trump, sends hidden message of support to Iran?

Published on Sep 24, 2026 03:03 pm IST

Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez has used her UN General Assembly speech to sharply criticize U.S. President Donald Trump and defend Venezuela’s position amid escalating tensions with Washington. Rodríguez accused the United States of pursuing aggressive policies against Venezuela and other countries, while also voicing support for nations facing U.S. pressure. Her remarks came as the U.S.-Iran conflict continued to dominate international diplomacy, with Tehran facing growing pressure over the war and regional security. The speech puts Venezuela’s relationship with Iran and its confrontation with Washington back in focus as world leaders gather at the United Nations.

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