President of the United States Donald Trump during his first speech at the UN General Assembly will talk about his vision of an approach to foreign policy, based on the principle of "America first". About this Wall Street Journal told a senior source in the White House.

According to him, Trump will call for broader cooperation between the countries on fighting terrorism, the nuclear and military threat of North Korea and Iran's accession to a nuclear deal. He will also mention UN reforms and the role of countries in containing the North Korean regime. It is not known whether he will accuse specific countries of complicity with the regime of Kim Jong-un, despite international sanctions. It is expected that the US president will also affect the crisis in Venezuela.

According to the source, the appeal will combine the nationalist approach of his campaign and the call of other countries for nationalism in terms of international cooperation. "This is a foreign policy that is determined by results, not ideologies," said the official.

He also says that Trump in his speech will pay attention to the great financial and military burden that lies on the US. The President will call for greater participation of other countries in the defining battles of the early 21st century.

The interlocutor of the newspaper said that Trump devoted a considerable time to preparing his speech, specifying details from his advisers. He views the speech as "an incredible moment and a great opportunity to demonstrate US leadership and US values".

Trump's performance is scheduled for September 19. After Trump, the President of the Republic of Guinea will speak. In addition, the Presidents of Switzerland, Slovakia, Nigeria and the Czech Republic. Also the President of France Emmanuelle Macron. As for Trump, for Macron this will be the first appearance at the UN.