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HISTORIC: President Trump Visits Saudi Arabia on First International Trump, Gives Speech (FNN)
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) - President Donald Trump says that Syrian President Bashar Assad has committed "unspeakable crimes" bolstered by Iran.
In an address to Muslim leaders gathered in Saudi Arabia Sunday, Trump called upon countries around the world to work together to end the humanitarian crisis in Syria.
Trump denounced Iranian aggression in the region, and said that the "longest-suffering victims" are the Iranian people.
He says the Iranian people have "endured hardship and despair under their leaders' reckless pursuit of conflict and terror."
- He spoke of "the crisis of Islamic extremists," "the Islamists" and "Islamic terror of all kinds." But President Donald Trump did not use the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" in a major speech Sunday in front of Muslim leaders. As a candidate, Trump routinely railed against former President Barack Obama and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton for failing to use the specific phrase, insisting that, "Anyone who cannot name our enemy, is not fit to lead this country."
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