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00:00US President Donald Trump warned Europe illegal migration was destroying European heritage

00:06in a long-ranging speech delivered at the UN General Assembly.

00:10The European Commission is calling for a drone defence wall along the EU's eastern flank

00:15after several drones shuttered Copenhagen Airport for several hours.

00:20A new report claims US President Donald Trump is seeking to impose his political agenda and

00:26views on his European allies.

00:29Israel shutters the Allenby border crossing between the West Bank and Jordan from Wednesday,

00:35the sole land route Palestinians in the West Bank can use to travel abroad.

00:40US President Donald Trump warned Europe migration was destroying their countries, said he solved

00:46seven wars worldwide and suggested he win a Nobel Peace Prize in a long-winding speech delivered

00:53at the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly.

00:57We've collected some of the highlights here.

00:59I'm the President of the United States, but I worry about Europe.

01:02I love Europe.

01:03I love the people of Europe and I hate to see it being devastated by energy and immigration.

01:12This double-tailed monster destroys everything in its wake and they cannot let that happen

01:17any longer.

01:18You're doing it because you want to be nice, you want to be politically correct and you're

01:23destroying your heritage.

01:26Trump also claimed he solved seven long-time wars across the globe.

01:32Likewise, in a period of just seven months, I have ended seven unendable wars.

01:40They said they were unendable.

01:42You're never going to get them solved.

01:44Some were going for 31 years, two of them, 31, think of it, 31 years.

01:49One was 36 years, one was 28 years.

01:53I ended seven wars.

01:59Elsewhere, he suggested he should win the Nobel Peace Prize.

02:04Everyone says that I should get the Nobel Peace Prize for each one of these achievements.

02:12But for me, the real prize will be the sons and daughters who live to grow up with their

02:17mothers and fathers because millions of people are no longer being killed in endless and unglorious

02:24wars.

02:25But he saved some of his harshest criticism for the United Nations itself.

02:32As we do now, not only is the UN not solving the problems it should too often, it's actually

02:40creating new problems for us to solve.

02:43The best example is the number one political issue of our time, the crisis of uncontrolled

02:48migration.

02:49It's uncontrolled.

02:52Your countries are being ruined.

02:54The United Nations is funding an assault on Western countries and their borders.

03:00This was a humanitarian act for all involved.

03:08The European Commission is calling for a drone defence wall along the EU's eastern flank after

03:14several drones shuttered Copenhagen Airport for several hours.

03:19But still, for those who still doubted the need to have a drone wall in the European Union,

03:27well, here we get another example of how important it is.

03:30The latest attacks in Romania, in Poland, in Estonia, now in Denmark, four member states have been

03:37targeted.

03:38And this is precisely why we will be working on this drone wall.

03:40As mentioned by Anita, Commissioner Kubilius will meet with the seven frontline member states.

03:45I named them yesterday.

03:46Here we go again.

03:47Estonia, Latvia, Finland, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria.

03:52And I can now add to that list also Denmark, of course, on top of Ukraine.

03:58Many thanks.

03:59Carl.

04:00Danish leader Meta Fredriksen called the drone incident the most serious attack yet on the

04:07country's critical infrastructure and said Russian involvement could not yet be ruled out.

04:12The Commission says the drone defence project, first outlined by Ursula von der Leyen, will

04:19unite eight countries, including Denmark, Poland, Romania and the Baltic states, to detect and

04:24respond to aerial incursions.

04:26Recent months have seen Russian assets violate the airspace of Poland, Romania and Estonia.

04:34EU officials say the incidents show Moscow is testing the boundaries of European borders

04:40and prove the bloc cannot hesitate to act in the face of Russian aggression.

04:51A skilled drone pilot flew two to three large unidentified drones over Copenhagen airport

04:57on Monday night, shuttering airspace.

05:01Authorities said there were no signs the drone pilot intended to cause harm, yet didn't rule

05:06out the possibility that the incident was part of a Russian hybrid attack.

05:12The drone incident the same evening also forced all traffic to move to one runway in Norway's

05:17capital, Oslo.

05:18Det er nu, venner.

05:20Jamen, mistænker du Rusland for at stå bag?

05:24Jeg kan i hvert fald ikke afvise på nogen som helst måde, at det er Rusland.

05:27Altså, vi har set droner ind over Polen, som ikke skulle have været der.

05:30Vi har set aktivitet i Rumænien.

05:32Vi har set krænkelser af det estiske luftrum.

05:35Vi har set hackerangreb på europæiske lufthavne her hen over weekenden.

05:39Nu, der har der været droner i Danmark, og der ser ud til, der har været droner i Oslo og i Norge også.

05:46Så derfor kan jeg ikke sige andet end, at det her er, i mine øjne, et alvorligt angreb på dansk kritisk infrastruktur.

05:55Flights at both airports resumed early Tuesday, though with delays and cancellations.

06:02Det er, synes jeg, ekstremt alvorligt, når man lukker en international lufthavn ned i næsten fire timer.

06:09Det er vores kritiske infrastruktur her.

06:12Det påvirker rigtig mange borgere, og derfor kalder jeg det det jeg gør.

06:16Jeg synes, det er en meget, meget alvorlig situation.

06:19Og det er derfor vi nu supplerer os med PET her ved min side.

06:22Fordi det her har jo også en karakter af noget, der spiller over i forhold til det, som vi ser.

06:27Officials said they would look into whether the incidents in Norway and Denmark were connected.

06:34An EU official said the pattern of the incident fits similar ones in Poland and Estonia,

06:39where Russia carried out what they described as reckless actions over other countries' airspace.

06:45Moscow has denied involvement in the incidents.

06:48U.S. President Donald Trump is seeking to impose his agenda and political program on Europeans.

06:59This is what a report published by the European Council on Foreign Relations concluded on Tuesday.

07:05Norway tensions, the military defense of the Old Continent and the White House's support for far-right groups

07:10are all factors that are prompting EU leaders to react rather than set their own agenda.

07:16To this analyst, this is an admission of weakness on the 27-member bloc's part.

07:21I think that, of course, it's European leaders, governments, institutions who have given plenty of room

07:28to be humiliated, whether it concerns the tariff war with the U.S. or the NATO summit and the question of boosting spending on defense,

07:41or the way in which European leaders are treated in peace negotiations concerning Ukraine,

07:48where they basically need to knock on the door so that anyone listens to them, otherwise they are not in their room.

07:55European sentiment remains strong despite the political blows dealt by Trump.

08:00According to the latest data, public confidence in the EU is at its highest level since 2007,

08:06and expectations seem to have also evolved.

08:09In many places where people used to consider the EU mostly as an economic being, as a trading bloc, as a market,

08:19they started realizing that Europe has an important role in terms of geopolitics, relations with other global powers,

08:29but also in terms of a defense of democratic values that are in danger both externally and internally in Europe.

08:36According to the report's author, Trump has several relays in Europe.

08:41The leaders of Hungary, Italy and Slovakia have made no secret that they're ideologically,

08:47and maybe even personally, aligned with the 47th U.S. president.

08:54Israel shuttered the Allenby border crossing between the West Bank and Jordan from Wednesday,

09:00the only land route Palestinians in the West Bank can use to travel abroad.

09:06Officials on both sides confirmed the shutdown but gave no reason for the closure.

09:13The crossing will remain closed until further notice.

09:18The move comes just days after a Jordanian truck driver killed two Israeli soldiers in a gun and knife attack.

09:25The crossing had only recently reopened to passenger traffic.

09:33Known in Jordan as the King Hussein Bridge, the Allenby crossing is also the main route for

09:38commercial goods between Jordan and the West Bank.

09:43Its closure is expected to have a major impact on both Palestinians and trade flows in the region.

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