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The article focused on Iranian President Massoud Beshzkiyan's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, in which he affirmed that Iran has never initiated war and is willing to negotiate for peace. He explained that Iran faces attacks from the United States and Israel, including the assassination of its leaders and strikes on its facilities, while his country rejects being labeled a sponsor of terrorism and insists that it has only defended itself. He also discussed Iran's nuclear rights, reiterating that Iran is not pursuing nuclear weapons and that a solution lies in an agreement ensuring the peaceful nature of its nuclear program. He pointed out that the security of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz is linked to the security of coastal states, criticized double standards regarding nuclear weapons, and emphasized Iran's commitment to its rights and the use of force only in self-defense. He called for resolving regional issues internally and avoiding reliance on external powers for wars.
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