Marco Rubio supported Argentina by recalling the AMIA attack and condemned Iranian terrorism.

In the context of a strategically vital summit for global balance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio launched a scathing verbal attack against the regime of Iran, labeling it as "one of the cruelest regimes on Earth and in modern history". The central focus of his speech was Iran's bloody record as the primary financier of global chaos. Marco Rubio particularly emphasized the brutal terrorist attack against the AMIA in 1994, carried out in Argentina, an event that has scarred the region and is firmly remembered by the government of Javier Milei in its fight against international terrorism.

With a rigorous journalistic narrative, Rubio broke down the threat posed by the Persian theocracy, not only to the Middle East but to the security of sovereign nations around the globe. Rubio was blunt in stating: "This is the same Iran that, through Hezbollah, blew up a Jewish center in Argentina... No nation sponsors more terrorism than Iran". During the conference, the official of Donald Trump did not hold back on numerical and technical details to expose the depravity of the Iranian regime, highlighting the following key points:

Exporting Terror: He denounced that Iran has spent "millions and millions of dollars" sponsoring groups like Hezbollah and the "rapists and murderers of Hamas", instead of investing in basic infrastructure like roads or bridges for its own people.

Operation "Epic Fury": The Secretary highlighted the military success of the Trump administration, reporting that the United States has already "annihilated" the Iranian navy, which now "lies at the bottom of the ocean", and has drastically reduced its capacity to launch ballistic missiles.

Nuclear Guarantee: With the assertiveness characteristic of the current U.S. government, Rubio assured that "Iran will never be able to have a nuclear weapon... certainly not while Donald Trump is President of the United States".

International Vandalism: He criticized the illegality of Iranian actions in the Strait of Hormuz, where the regime has placed mines and threatens to destroy commercial vessels, attempting to nationalize international maritime routes.

In a tone that highlights the superiority of Western democracies, Marco Rubio contrasted the economic misery of Iran —whose people are in the streets protesting a crumbling economy— with the strength of the Strategic Alliance between the United States and India. This partnership, based on "shared values", aims to secure the supply chains of critical minerals and energy security against the distortions of authoritarian regimes.

The Secretary of State closed his remarks reaffirming that, although Donald Trump's preference is always the diplomatic route to prevent the "Department of War" from having to intervene, the determination is absolute: "the problem will be resolved one way or another". With this stance, the Trump administration, in tune with leaders of the new right like Javier Milei, sends a message of hope to the victims of terrorism and a sentence of defeat for those who challenge the freedom of the Western world.