Bashkiyan at UN on Iran’s stance
Iranian President Masoud Beshkeian's statements at the United Nations focused on Iran's rejection of negotiations under military pressure. He emphasized that Tehran seeks nuclear cooperation for development, not destruction, and has never resorted to aggression or war. Instead, Iran has committed to negotiations and defense systems to protect itself. He pointed out that the United States and Israel are using the latest technologies and weapons against Iran, while the Iranian people have withstood these challenges. He also highlighted that the Israeli entity has not joined the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and prevents inspectors from accessing its nuclear weapons, whereas Iran is open to international oversight. Beshkeian affirmed that Iran acts responsibly, calls for resolving regional crises internally, and rejects the exploitation of the region by external countries, warning against double standards in the international community.
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