Iran Accuses European States of ‘Double Standards’ over Regional Developments
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New York: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakji criticized what he described as the double standards of European countries vis-à-vis developments in the region. This came during meetings with several of his European counterparts on the margins of the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York, according to the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused European countries of applying "double standards," while calling for an end to what Tehran considers aggressive actions in the region. Iran and the US met at the United Nations to discuss conditions for opening Hormuz. The UN Secretary-General called for building a world based on cooperation and connectivity. The WTO faced the need to adapt to a trade order that prioritizes national security.
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