Iran’s President Defends Nuclear Programme at UN, Urges Regional Dialogue

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian defended Iran's right to peaceful nuclear technology at the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, asserting Tehran will not seek external permission for its defense. Pezeshkian stated the nuclear programme serves national development in healthcare, agriculture, and energy, while insisting Iran's pursuit of strength aims to protect sovereignty, not threaten others or seek regional hegemony. The Strait of Hormuz remains a key flashpoint, with Iran linking its reopening to eased US military pressure. Pezeshkian called for regional cooperation, arguing lasting stability requires dialogue, not force.


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