Syria's Sharaa, Iran's Pezeshkian to Address UN General Assembly, Likely Denouncing Israel
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This is the first time that a president of a country that is at war with the United States intervenes before the General Assembly of the United Nations.
Masoud Pezeshkian spoke on the 2nd day at the UN General Assembly on Wednesday (23). Iranian responded to criticism from Donald Trump. He also said that "nuclear issues will not be resolved on the battlefield" and said that Tehran does not see neighbors as rivals.
Pezeshkian addresses UN as Iran appears at world body during US war
Masoud Pezeshkian will address the UN General Assembly as Iran remains at war with the United States. The appearance underscores stalled diplomacy, indirect contacts and rising pressure over the conflict.
The 81st General Assembly of the United Nations is held until 28 September in New York. After the speeches of Donald Trump and Emmanuel Macron yesterday Tuesday, Iran is at the centre of concerns this Wednesday 23 September with the passage to the rostrum of its president, Massoud Pezeshkian. The stakes around artificial intelligence and Russia's war against Ukraine will also be discussed.
Iranian President Pezeshkian, speaking ahead of the UN General Assembly, criticized the UN's slogan of "restoring trust," saying that trust does not exist. Pezeshkian stated that the US and Israel, unable to achieve their goals on the ground, are attempting to subdue Iran through blockades and media manipulation.
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