Iranian president vows to defend Iran's stance at UN General Assembly

swissinfo.ch (French)

Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian travels Tuesday to the UN General Assembly in New York, pledging to "firmly defend" his country's positions amid ongoing conflict with the United States. Pezeshkian's remarks come as tensions between Tehran and Washington remain high over nuclear issues and regional disputes. His address to the assembly is expected to outline Iran's stance on these matters. The trip marks a significant diplomatic engagement for Iran, which has faced international pressure and sanctions. The UN platform offers Pezeshkian an opportunity to present Iran's perspective to the global community.


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