Argentine President Javier Milei delivered his third speech to the UN General Assembly since 2023 on Wednesday, again attacking the organization. He divided comments into what it failed to do, what it did wrongly, and its artificial intelligence views, plus criticism of Iran over Israel attacks and a reminder of Argentina seeking justice for two 1990s Hezbollah-linked bombings from Iran.

Milei said the UN began with a shared belief in equal human dignity and rights but has broken that commitment, failing security and rights duties, allowing violence and terror, supporting dictatorships that execute women, opposing Israel while silent on terrorism and African Christian genocide, and overlooking the Falklands issue with Britain. His government has renewed the almost 200-year claim amid an Israeli-UK oil venture, citing a 50-year-old resolution against unilateral resource exploitation.