Melania Trump to chair UN Security Council meeting on 'world peace' amid Iran strikes
Source: Raw Story · Bias: Far Left
Summary
First Lady Melania Trump will become the first spouse of a world leader to chair a United Nations Security Council meeting despite her husband's ongoing attacks against Iran.The U.S. first lady was expected to "emphasize education's role in advancing tolerance and world peace," according to a statement from her office.The event, first unveiled on Thursday, was not canceled after her husband, President Donald Trump, launched Operation Epic Fury in Iran.At least four U.S. service members had been killed in action, along with Iran's supreme leader and dozens of other officials.UN ambassador Mike Waltz has denied that the attack on Iran flouts international law, calling it a "ridiculous and frankly farcical assertion."
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